Yahoo News Ana de Armas lands next movie role in thriller with Marvel stars
No Time to Die star Ana De Armas has landed her next movie role in survival thriller Origin of Species.
According to Deadline, the actress has joined the cast alongside Tomb Raider's Alicia Vikander and Marvel actors Jude Law (Captain Marvel) and Daniel Brühl (Captain America: Civil War).
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Directed by Ron Howard, the film recounts a survival tale from two different perspectives and is being described as "a darkly comic tale of murder and survival," with filming set to take place during the last few months of 2023 in Queensland, Australia.
Origin of Species will see a group of people in the Galápagos islands who have decided to abandon civilisation, as they aim to discover the meaning of life. The script comes from Noah Pink, whose work includes the recent Apple TV+ film Tetris.
Brühl is known for his role as Helmut Zemo in Captain America: Civil War and the Disney+ series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.
He recently starred in All Quiet on the Western Front for Netflix, and has signed up for the upcoming Warhol and Basquiat movie The Collaboration, playing art dealer Bruno Bischofberger.
Sherlock Holmes and Fantastic Beasts star Law recently played Captain Hook in Peter Pan & Wendy. He has also joined the cast of upcoming Star Wars TV series Skeleton Crew, which will premiere on Disney+ later this year.
In addition to No Time to Die, De Armas is best known for her work in Knives Out and Netflix's controversial Marilyn Monroe biopic Blonde. She can currently be seen in Apple TV+ film Ghosted, as well as the upcoming John Wick spin-off Ballerina.
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The actress recently spoke about working on Ghosted, which saw her team up with Knives Out and The Gray Man co-star Chris Evans once more, revealing she was excited to work with the actor on another project.
"I wanted to work with you again. It's true, but in a very different capacity," she replied when Evans asked what had drawn her to the film.
"I knew as soon as I read it that you and I were going to have a blast."
Ghosted is available to watch now on Apple TV+.
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