Mia McKenna-Bruce has officially joined Taron Egerton in the upcoming comedy thriller “Everybody Wants To F*ck Me,” generating excitement among film enthusiasts. The star-studded production, which also features Charly Clive and Herbert Nordrum, is currently being filmed in London. Produced by Studiocanal, LuckyChap, Film4, and Parkville Pictures, this film is set to make waves at worldwide festivals, with a focus on theatrical releases in regions like the UK, France, Germany, and more.
Production Insights
“Everybody Wants To F*ck Me,” directed and written by Jonathan Schey, represents a collaborative filmmaking effort with wide-ranging support from influential production companies. The film is in the capable hands of casting director Kharmel Cochrane, while Studiocanal and Film4 are fully financing the project. Key stakeholders, including Ron Halpern, Joe Naftalin, and Isobel Carter, are overseeing production for Studiocanal, alongside Farhana Bhula and David Kimbangi for Film4.
Creative Team
This ambitious project boasts a talented crew that promises to deliver an engaging cinematic experience. The script for “Everybody Wants To F*ck Me” was developed by Film4, known for producing noteworthy content. Additionally, Parkville Pictures, which has garnered accolades at Sundance, along with the Academy Award-winning LuckyChap, is committed to producing this work. Cecilia Frugiuele and Olivier Kaempfer represent Parkville Pictures in this endeavor.
Global Release Plans
As the film progresses, Studiocanal is preparing for a robust global distribution strategy, with plans to release theatrically across a range of territories, including the UK, France, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Poland, and Benelux. The anticipation surrounding “Everybody Wants To F*ck Me” is palpable, with audiences eager to see how the film unfolds.
Talent Representation
Mia McKenna-Bruce boasts a strong representation from agencies including 42, CAA, Luber Roklin, and Jackoway Austen. Her co-stars are equally well-represented, with Charly Clive working with United Agents, Linden Entertainment, and WME, while Herbert Nordrum is with Taylor Jefferson and Zoe Stoker at The Artists Partnership and Elise Christine Eide at Pullman. The collaboration of such talented individuals suggests that “Everybody Wants To F*ck Me” will be a noteworthy entry in contemporary cinema.
