The solid of thriller Turn Up The Sun! has been introduced, and consists of James McAvoy and Emily In Paris’ Lucas Bravo.
New thriller Turn Up The Sun! has begun manufacturing within the UK, and several other additions to the solid have been introduced. One of them is the aforementioned James McAvoy, who’s identified for (amongst different issues) his position of a younger Charles Xavier within the X-Men prequels.
Also set to be within the movie is Lucas Bravo, who’s beforehand appeared in Netflix collection Emily In Paris, in addition to the charming Mrs Harris Goes To Paris. Turn Up The Sun! is just not about or set in Paris, so Bravo sadly received’t be finishing an unofficial trilogy with this film.
Aisling Franciosi (God’s Creatures) and Almudena Amor are additionally set for main roles within the movie. This appears to be Amor’s English language debut after performing in Spanish language motion pictures The Grandmother and The Good Boss.
Turn Up The Sun! will comply with two {couples} as they by chance guide the identical countryside mansion for a calming weekend away. What looks as if a coincidence turns barely extra sinister as they uncover that issues are usually not as they appear. The thriller’s written and directed by Welsh filmmaker Jamie Adams. He’s identified for his improvisational model of filmmaking, which he’s used on earlier movies similar to She Is Love (starring Haley Bennett) and Black Mountain Poets. Perhaps he’ll be testing McAvoy’s improv skills with this new movie, and we’re positive he received’t disappoint.
Between now and Turn Up The Sun‘s launch, James McAvoy is about to look in The Book Of Clarence. The biblical comedy-drama is written and directed by Jeymes Samuel, and is the follow-up to his debut function The Harder They Fall. That’s anticipated in UK cinemas on nineteenth January 2024.
McAvoy has additionally teamed up with horror manufacturing firm Blumhouse for psychological horror Speak No Evil. That’s additionally anticipated sooner or later subsequent 12 months, although it doesn’t have an actual date connected to it but.
It’s clearly a very good time to be a James McAvoy fan, and Turn Up The Sun! appears like an attention-grabbing addition to his different filmography. We’ll convey you extra information on the movie as we hear it.
—
Thank you for visiting! If you’d wish to help our makes an attempt to make a non-clickbaity film web site:
Follow Film Stories on Twitter right here, and on Facebook right here.
Buy our Film Stories and Film Junior print magazines right here.
Become a Patron right here.
