The 'San Andreas' actress has been announced to join the cast of Tommy Dorfman's upcoming directorial debut which is based on Mason Deaver's bestselling novel.
- October 17, 2022
AceShowbiz - Alexandra Daddario is signed on for "I Wish You All the Best". The 36-year-old actress is attached to feature in the film that will mark the directorial debut of Tommy Dorfman.
Based on Mason Deaver's bestselling novel of the same name, the film will be produced by Dorfman who will also write the screenplay.
The flick revolves around a non-binary teen who, after being kicked out of the house by the conservative parents, moves in with their estranged sister and embarks on a journey of self-discovery that teaches them about love, friendship and family.
ACE Entertainment acquired the feature rights to the project before it became widely available to buyers and Matt Kaplan will produce the movie for the company.
Alexandra previously explained how she finds acting "surreal" and "weird" at times but appreciates being "lost in the moment" when she is doing her job. "The White Lotus" star explained, "Yeah, but I have that feeling on set, all the time."
"You'll do a scene where you're just like, 'Oh, my god, this is so surreal. I can't believe this is my job. This is such a weird thing to be doing.' It's a very weird thing to lose yourself, in a moment of intimacy, or you're screaming, or you're doing a scene where a car is crushing you, or something."
"I have all of these different memories of being on set and, all of a sudden, being like, 'This is so weird. What am I doing? This is a bizarre job that I have.' But I think that's just a sign that you separate yourself from your real life and you're lost in the moment, and that's a cool feeling."