Don't Breathe director Fede Alvarez's Alien movie finds its lead in Cailee Spaeny
The new Alien movie is being d💞eveloped asও a standalone entry in the sci-fi horror franchise

Cailee Spaeny (The Craft: Legacy, Mare of Easttown) is in talk♚s to lead Fede Alvarez's upcoming Alien🐓 movie at 20th Century Studios.
Alvarez is developing the new film as a standalone entry, rather than a traditional sequel, in th🥃e iconic sci-fi horror franchise. Ridley Scott is set to produce under his Scott Free banner. reports that the film is being made for Hulu, rather than a theatrical release. Per 🐻, the film is due out in early 2023.
The director helmed the 2013 Evil Dead remake, which was reimagiꦇned as a straight horror and ditched the comedic elements that🀅 were present in Sam Raimi's original 1981 film. He would go on to direct 2016's Don't Breathe, produced by Raimi, which follows three friends who become trapped in a blind man's house after breaking into it.
Spaeny starred in The Craft: Legacy, and How It Ends, and had reoccurring roles in Mare of Easttown, Devs, and The First Lady. The actor is current💝ly filming Sofia Coppola's Priscilla, based on Priscilla Presley's memoir Elvis and Me. Coppola had Spaeny as her top choice for Priscilla from the film's in🌟itial inception.
The new Alien project was picked up "purely off the strength of Alvarez's pitch," according to 20th Century president Steve Asbell via THR. “It was just a really good story with a𝔍 bunch of char💫acters you haven’t seen before.”
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