Movie 'Split Fiction' Announces Lead Actor and Director
Hear Ye, Hear Ye! things are stirring in the realm of gaming adaptations! Spit-fire Sydney Sweeney, known for her unapologetic power in Euphoria and upcoming Gundam flick, is tipped to bring the fantasy-loving Zoe to life in the big screen adaptation of Hazelight Studios' Split Fiction.
While the details on who'll play Mio, the sci-fi head Zoe's paired with, are under wraps, Gal Gadot sparkles as a prime candidate—with her uncanny resemblance and reserved acting style aligning splendidly with Mio's character traits in the game. Keep an eye on that news, folks!
At the helm of this cinematic endeavor is Jon M. Chu, the mastermind behind Wicked and the screenplay authored by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick—the dynamic duo known for wielding the quills of Deadpool and Wolverine scripts.
Sweeney isn't just signing on as an actress; she's stepping up as an executive producer, too! With her gleaming talent and can-do attitude, it'll be a tantalizing sight to witness her collaborative efforts on Split Fiction.
The latest scuttlebutt is that Split Fiction will grace our screens on Netflix during the 2025 holiday season.
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- Gizmodo, might be interested to know that Sweeney, an executive producer as well as actress, will bring the character Zoe from Hazelight Studios' Split Fiction to life in the forthcoming big screen adaptation, debuting on Netflix during the 2025 holiday season.
- IO9 could provide updates on the ongoing search for an actress to play Mio, the sci-fi head Zoe's counterpart in the movie adaptation, with Gal Gadot being a potential match given her resemblance and reserved acting style.
- Movies-and-TV section in Entertainment Weekly could feature the pairing of Sydney Sweeney and director Jon M. Chu, famous for working together on the upcoming adaptation of Split Fiction, alongside the creators Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, well-known for their work on movies like Deadpool and Wolverine.
