Jordan Peele
First Trailer
Jordan Peele produces Patel's directorial debut, inspired by the legend of Hanuman, which Patel also wrote.
"I'm psyched that I have another film that, you know, could be my favorite movie if I make it right," the Oscar winner said of his "Nope" follow-up.
The "Get Out," "Us," and "Nope" writer/director was a student of classic horror films before he started making them.
Neeson wasn't sure he wanted to visit Cancel Club until Peele told him it was a good idea.
Universal has dated a new film from the "Nope" and "Get Out" director for Christmas next year.
The Oscar winner has no regrets about devoting his attention to original projects — though he's still hoping to see a live action "Akira" movie.
"All I can say is, I am so envious I didn’t get to be on set for this production," Peele said alongside "Oppenheimer" and "Nope" cinematographer Hoyte Van Hoytema.
In conversation with IndieWire, the director and cinematographer discuss their "less is more" approach to horror, and giving the audience the sense of being in the presence of something from another world.
"I have a new friendship with Corey Feldman, very proud of this," the "Nope" writer-director revealed.
"Who says that?" Williams wondered of her confidence going into Jordan Peele's directorial debut.
Exclusive: Unlock the sinister, alien-among-us secrets of Peele's splashy summer horror movie now getting a revisitation courtesy of awards season.
Watch how cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema, sound designer Johnnie Burn, and visual effects supervisor Guillaume Rocheron made the film's antagonist bigger than life.
