Matthew Modine Directs Fantasy Comedy 'The Splendid Thing' with Liam Neeson and John Cleese
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Matthew Modine will direct and star alongside Liam Neeson and John Cleese in the upcoming feature film 'The Splendid Thing'. The film, a romantic comedy-drama-fantasy blend, follows a novelist whose fictional characters come to life. Hyde Park Intl. is launching the project at the Cannes market.
Facts First
- Matthew Modine will direct and star in the feature film 'The Splendid Thing'.
- Liam Neeson and John Cleese co-star as characters from the protagonist's novels.
- The film blends romantic comedy, drama, and fantasy in its story of a struggling novelist.
- Hyde Park Intl. is launching sales for the project at the Cannes market.
- The film is produced by Natalie Marciano and Orian Williams, with executive producers Ashok Amritraj and Priya Amritraj.
What Happened
Matthew Modine is set to direct and star in the upcoming feature film 'The Splendid Thing', joined by co-stars Liam Neeson and John Cleese. The film is described as a blend of romantic comedy, drama, and fantasy. Hyde Park Intl. is launching the project for sales at the Cannes market.
Why this Matters to You
If you enjoy character-driven stories with a fantastical twist, this project may be of interest. The film could bring a unique blend of genres to theaters, featuring performances from well-known actors like Liam Neeson and John Cleese in unexpected roles.
What's Next
The project will be presented to potential buyers at the Cannes market, which may lead to securing distribution and setting a production timeline. The involvement of established producers and a sales agent suggests the film is likely to move forward toward production.