Denis Villeneuve, a renowned filmmaker, is gearing up for his next big project, and here’s what we’ve heard about it so far, including some exciting casting choices.
The Upcoming “Cleopatra” Film
The next film by Denis Villeneuve, tentatively titled “Cleopatra,” is a Sony Pictures production. It’s based on a best-selling book by Stacey Schiff, and the screenplay is written by David Scarpa, known for “Napoleon.” Filming is expected to begin in 2024, promising an intriguing look at the life of the famous Egyptian queen.
Zendaya as the Young Queen
Zendaya, a talented actress, has reportedly accepted the offer to portray the young queen of Egypt. This casting decision has generated significant buzz and anticipation for her performance.
Timothée Chalamet as Octavius
The immensely talented Timothée Chalamet, known for his remarkable performances in films such as “Call Me by Your Name,” “The King,” and “Little Women,” has been offered the role of Octavius, increasing excitement for the film.
Daniel Craig as Caesar
The filmmakers are actively pursuing the iconic actor Daniel Craig (renowned for his portrayal of James Bond in the 007 series)Â for the role of Caesar. His potential involvement enhances the film’s appeal, resonating with fans and movie enthusiasts.
Gal Gadot’s Cleopatra Project and Controversies
Gal Gadot, known for her role as Wonder Woman, announced back in 2020 that she would team up with filmmaker Patty Jenkins and screenwriter Laeta Kalogridis to bring Cleopatra’s story to the big screen. Gadot emphasized the importance of telling the tale through a woman’s perspective.
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The Gal Gadot Cleopatra movie has been met with both anticipation and controversy. Updates reveal that while the project faced delays, Gadot is committed to taking the necessary time to depict Cleopatra’s story respectfully. While specific details about the film’s story remain undisclosed, it’s expected to explore Cleopatra’s place in Egyptian and Roman history. Her role as Julius Caesar’s lover, Marc Antony’s wife, and her rule over Egypt are likely focal points.
But here’s the burning question: Will Gal Gadot’s Cleopatra get canceled?
As of now, it’s uncertain, as there’s no official news regarding its possible cancellation. We’ll keep a close eye on any developments and update this article as more information surfaces.
