Left Menu
Development News Edition

Maya Hawke, Camila Mendes to lead Netflix dark comedy 'Strangers'

The Netflix movie is a follow-up project for filmmaker Jennifer Kaytin Robinson after she made her directing debut with 2019 movie "Someone Great", reported Entertainment Weekly. It has been described as a subverted Hitchock-ian dark comedy, featuring the scariest protagonists of all: teenage girls. Hawke is best known for starring in Netflix's "Stranger Things" season three.

PTI | Los Angeles | Updated: 11-11-2020 15:16 IST | Created: 11-11-2020 15:00 IST
Maya Hawke, Camila Mendes to lead Netflix dark comedy 'Strangers'
Representative Image Image Credit: ANI

Actors Maya Hawke and Camila Mendes are set to topline the upcoming dark comedy "Strangers" . The Netflix movie is a follow-up project for filmmaker Jennifer Kaytin Robinson after she made her directing debut with 2019 movie "Someone Great", reported Entertainment Weekly.

It has been described as a subverted Hitchock-ian dark comedy, featuring the scariest protagonists of all: teenage girls. The story follows alpha "It girl" Drew and beta "alt girl" Eleanor who agree to go after each other's bullies following a clandestine meet-cute.

Robinson has co-written the script with Celeste Ballard. She will also produce with Anthony Bregman and Peter Cron for Likely Story under their overall deal with Netflix. Hawke is best known for starring in Netflix's "Stranger Things" season three. She was most recently seen in the Gia Coppola-directed feature "Mainstream", which had its world premiere at this year's Venice Film Festival.

Mendes' recent credits include "Palm Springs" with Andy Samberg, as well as Netflix films "Dangerous Lies" and "The Perfect Date" . She'll reprise her role as Veronica Lodge when the fifth season of "Riverdale" premieres in January.


TRENDING

OPINION / BLOG / INTERVIEW

Smart healthcare: IoT redefining the way healthcare is delivered

As the world is embracing the new wave of digitalization triggered by the pandemic and the arrival of 5G, the adoption of IoT devices will further boom. With adoption set to soar, IoT security issues and other challenges cant be ignored any...

Refugee compassion and response: Ideas to will mitigate disasters now and in their future

Their homeland becomes a forbidden territory for them and more likely than not, their journey to foreign soil is no less traumatizing, not to say deadly. It is crucial to help refugees live a life of dignity and purpose....

Inadequate water infrastructure causes a tidal wave of coronavirus in rural Alaska

... ...

Augmented Reality: Potential future of education

AR has acquired a foothold in educational settings, particularly in developed countries, as an alternative solution to conventional learning experiences as it provides students an immersive, three-dimensional atmosphere with real-world char...

Videos

Latest News

Iran says it exported as much as 700,000 bpd of oil since March

Irans oil exports averaged 600,000 to 700,000 barrels per day bpd since March despite U.S. sanctions on its energy industry, an Iranian official said on Wednesday, far exceeding estimates by agencies monitoring the countrys crude sales. One...

Northern Ireland leaders' split on COVID-19 curbs frustrates business

Disagreements over whether to ease COVID-19 curbs this week among the rival Sinn Fein and Democratic Unionist Party DUP that lead Northern Irelands power-sharing government drew criticism on Wednesday from frustrated businesses. Northern Ir...

Assam CM speaks to Thackeray for security of Arnab Goswami

Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Wednesday spoke to his Maharashtra counterpart Uddhav Thackeray and requested him to ensure proper security of Republic TV editor-in-chief Arnab Goswami, who is currently in a jail in Navi Mumbai. ...

Party at work like it's 2020: How to celebrate the holidays virtually

It may be a remote memory, but the workplace party is back for the holidays. While some companies throw up their hands at the thought, others are planning to celebrate like its 2020 - in virtual worlds.We may be apart, but we do have the te...

Give Feedback