Kristen Stewart is moving into enterprise with Fremantle.
The Oscar-nominated Spencer star’s Nevermind Footage, which she runs with Dylan Meyer and Maggie McLean, has struck a first-look cope with the super-indie, which is able to turn out to be the first house for its movie and TV initiatives. Nevermind launched quietly final 12 months and is likely one of the producers behind The Challenger, Stewart’s TV series-starring debut through which she’ll play the primary American girl to fly in area, revealed by Deadline two weeks in the past.
The primary initiatives below the Fremantle deal shall be introduced shortly and embrace a variety encompassing movies, drama and docs, in accordance with the agency. Stewart, Meyer and McLean’s position will fluctuate on every undertaking, with Stewart directing, writing and/or appearing, Meyer directing and writing, and all three companions producing.
Stewart, Meyer and McLean mentioned: “We’re emphatically thrilled to be partnering with such esteemed and likeminded inventive companions. We’re blown away by the expertise Fremantle has amassed below their umbrella and may’t wait to chop our tooth on our preliminary forays alongside them.”
Fremantle has a wealth of comparable expertise offers in place together with with the likes of Pablo Larraín, Angelina Jolie, Luca Guadagnino and Paolo Sorrentino.
Christian Vesper, Fremantle’s CEO of International Drama, mentioned “daring and ingenious initiatives” will emerge from the tie-up. “The Nevermind workforce’s mixed expertise and expertise are distinctive, and we’re positive that Fremantle would be the pure house for his or her authentic, recent perspective,” he added.
Stewart most lately starred in Rose Glass’s neo-noir Love Lies Bleeding. She was Oscar nominated for her portrayal of Princess Diana in Larraín’s Spencer and is a former BAFTA Rising Star, having damaged by within the Twilight franchise. Meyer wrote on the Amy Poehler-directed Moxie. McLean is a producer whose previous credit embrace Boygenius: The Movie and John Bronco.