It’s been a few years since Ethan Coen parted ways with his brother Joal Coen to focus on solo creative endeavors, and he’s been pretty busy ever since. His solo feature debut Drive-Away Dolls is just around the corner, and he’s already looking for a cast for its follow-up Honey Don’t! which he co-wrote with his wife Tricia Cooke.

Plot details are being kept under wraps for now, but we know that Coen is eying a reunion with Margaret Qualley, who’ll soon appear in Drive-Away Dolls. She’s attached to several high-profile projects right now, including Yorgos Lanthimos’ next film Kinds of Kindness, also starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons.

As for Aubrey Plaza, she was recently competing for an Emmy Award for her performance in The White Lotus and voiced a character in Netflix’s Scott Pilgrim Takes Off. Evans was also a part of the voice cast of this animated series, and he’ll next appear in the Christmas action-adventure Red One alongside Dwayne Johnson.

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Animal Friends hails from Emmy-winning director Peter Atencio (The Machine), and it’s been described as an R-rated road trip adventure. Kevin Burrows and Matt Mider wrote the script, with plot details still being kept under wraps.

Ryan Reynolds most recently starred opposite Will Ferrell in Apple’s holiday musical comedy Spirited, and he’s getting ready to return as Wade Wilson in Deadpool 3. He’s also attached to John Krasinski’s If and Paramount’s comedy Boy Band.

Jason Momoa’s recent credits include Slumberland and The Last Manhunt, and we’ll soon get to see him in blockbusters Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom and Fast X. Vince Vaughn recently wrapped Apple TV+ series Bad Monkey and he’ll next appear in indie drama Easy’s Waltz alongside Al Pacino, Michelle Monaghan, and Simon Rex.

As for Aubrey Plaza, she’s fresh off the success of the second season of The White Lotus and her acclaimed role in Emily the Criminal. She recently finished filming Francis Ford Coppola’s sci-fi epic Megalopolis and is gearing up for her role in Disney+’s Marvel series Agatha: Coven of Chaos.

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Written and directed by John Patton Ford, the film follows Emily (Plaza) who’s fallen down on luck and has tons of debt. She gets involved in a credit card scam that brings her into Los Angeles’ criminal underworld and it ends in deadly consequences.

Gina Gershon and Megalyn Echikunwoke have also been cast in the movie.

Also producing with Plaza are Tyler Davidson and Drew Sykes. Dexter Braff, Kevin Flanigan, Angus Wall, Kent Kubena, Lowell Shapiro, and Mike Dill are executive producing.

Plaza is known for her roles in Legion and Parks & Recreation. She was recently in and produced Black Bear and Ingrid Goes West and she starred in Happiest Season. Her next films are Guy Ritchie’s Untitled Thriller opposite Jason Statham and Best Sellers opposite Michael Caine. She also signed onto star as the leas in Olga Dies Dreaming which she will also produce.

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Mark Hamill is voicing the character of Chucky in a reboot of the 80s horror series, Child’s Play, which still gives us nightmares to this day.

In the reboot, the Star Wars actor provides his voice to the creepy doll who is given to Andy, played by Gabriel Bateman, by his mother who is portrayed by Aubrey Plaza.

In the modern-day retelling, the murderous toy is linked to an app that pitches the doll as “your new best friend”, but things begin to go awry…

“Mom, I need to tell you something, and I need you to believe me,” the teen says. “I think Chucky did something…”

Murders begin occurring in the town, with Andy determined to stop Chucky — despite all technology turning against its owners.

Child’s Play opens on 21 June, but it’s definitely not for kids.

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It’s been a few years since Ethan Coen parted ways with his brother Joal Coen to focus on solo creative endeavors, and he’s been pretty busy ever since. His solo feature debut Drive-Away Dolls is just around the corner, and he’s already looking for a cast for its follow-up Honey Don’t! which he co-wrote with his wife Tricia Cooke.

Plot details are being kept under wraps for now, but we know that Coen is eying a reunion with Margaret Qualley, who’ll soon appear in Drive-Away Dolls. She’s attached to several high-profile projects right now, including Yorgos Lanthimos’ next film Kinds of Kindness, also starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons.

As for Aubrey Plaza, she was recently competing for an Emmy Award for her performance in The White Lotus and voiced a character in Netflix’s Scott Pilgrim Takes Off. Evans was also a part of the voice cast of this animated series, and he’ll next appear in the Christmas action-adventure Red One alongside Dwayne Johnson.

The post Aubrey Plaza, Margaret Qualley, & Chris Evans Cast in Ethan Coen’s “Honey Don’t!” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Animal Friends hails from Emmy-winning director Peter Atencio (The Machine), and it’s been described as an R-rated road trip adventure. Kevin Burrows and Matt Mider wrote the script, with plot details still being kept under wraps.

Ryan Reynolds most recently starred opposite Will Ferrell in Apple’s holiday musical comedy Spirited, and he’s getting ready to return as Wade Wilson in Deadpool 3. He’s also attached to John Krasinski’s If and Paramount’s comedy Boy Band.

Jason Momoa’s recent credits include Slumberland and The Last Manhunt, and we’ll soon get to see him in blockbusters Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom and Fast X. Vince Vaughn recently wrapped Apple TV+ series Bad Monkey and he’ll next appear in indie drama Easy’s Waltz alongside Al Pacino, Michelle Monaghan, and Simon Rex.

As for Aubrey Plaza, she’s fresh off the success of the second season of The White Lotus and her acclaimed role in Emily the Criminal. She recently finished filming Francis Ford Coppola’s sci-fi epic Megalopolis and is gearing up for her role in Disney+’s Marvel series Agatha: Coven of Chaos.

The post Ryan Reynolds, Jason Momoa, & Aubrey Plaza Leading the Cast of “Animal Friends” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Written and directed by John Patton Ford, the film follows Emily (Plaza) who’s fallen down on luck and has tons of debt. She gets involved in a credit card scam that brings her into Los Angeles’ criminal underworld and it ends in deadly consequences.

Gina Gershon and Megalyn Echikunwoke have also been cast in the movie.

Also producing with Plaza are Tyler Davidson and Drew Sykes. Dexter Braff, Kevin Flanigan, Angus Wall, Kent Kubena, Lowell Shapiro, and Mike Dill are executive producing.

Plaza is known for her roles in Legion and Parks & Recreation. She was recently in and produced Black Bear and Ingrid Goes West and she starred in Happiest Season. Her next films are Guy Ritchie’s Untitled Thriller opposite Jason Statham and Best Sellers opposite Michael Caine. She also signed onto star as the leas in Olga Dies Dreaming which she will also produce.

The post Aubrey Plaza to Lead “Emily The Criminal” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Mark Hamill is voicing the character of Chucky in a reboot of the 80s horror series, Child’s Play, which still gives us nightmares to this day.

In the reboot, the Star Wars actor provides his voice to the creepy doll who is given to Andy, played by Gabriel Bateman, by his mother who is portrayed by Aubrey Plaza.

In the modern-day retelling, the murderous toy is linked to an app that pitches the doll as “your new best friend”, but things begin to go awry…

“Mom, I need to tell you something, and I need you to believe me,” the teen says. “I think Chucky did something…”

Murders begin occurring in the town, with Andy determined to stop Chucky — despite all technology turning against its owners.

Child’s Play opens on 21 June, but it’s definitely not for kids.

The post The New “Child’s Play” Trailer is Terrifying appeared first on EverydayKoala.