As a seasoned gamer and a connoisseur of all things entertainment, I must say that I am thoroughly intrigued by The Weeknd’s upcoming cinematic venture, “Hurry Up Tomorrow.” With his impressive background in music, acting for television, and even voice-acting, it seems that the man is truly branching out.
The Weeknd is preparing for his first appearance on the big screen in a brand-new suspense thriller called “Hurry Up Tomorrow.” This movie, helmed by director Trey Edward Shults from Lionsgate and starring Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan, has been set to hit theaters on May 16, 2025.
The upcoming movie is being influenced by a musically-focused psychological thriller, which coincides with The Weeknd’s forthcoming album and tour bearing the same title. This album, scheduled for release on January 24, will mark the conclusion of his trilogy, following “Dawn FM” in 2022 and “After Hours” in 2020. At this point, details regarding the movie’s storyline are scarce.
I can’t wait for tomorrow as it brings a new release, “Hurry Up,” which is a creation by The Weeknd during his Manic Phase, in collaboration with Reza Fahimalong, the late Kevin Turen, and Harrison Kreiss. This production is overseen by Ortega, Shults, Michael Rapino, Ryan Kroft, Wassim “Sal” Slaiby, and Harrison Huffman, making it a truly collaborative effort in the music industry.
Although The Weeknd is making his big-screen debut with this movie, he’s no stranger to acting, particularly on television. He starred in and collaborated on the creation of the HBO drama series “The Idol,” working alongside the creator of “Euphoria,” Sam Levinson. Additionally, you might recognize him from “Uncut Gems” and his voiceover work in a 2020 episode of “American Dad.
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2024-12-23 01:55