- She secures a role collaborating with Tom Cruise.
German actress Sandra Hüller (46), renowned for her roles in "Anatomy of a Fall" and "The Zone of Interest", has gained recognition in Hollywood too. She was nominated for the Best Actress Oscar at the latest Academy Awards for her role in Justine Triet's (46) legal thriller, and at the Golden Globes as well. As per "Deadline", she's now secured a role in an esteemed film production. This time, she's joining forces with Alejandro G. Iñárritu's (61) untitled new film, where Tom Cruise (62) also features, both in front of and behind the cameras.
According to the report, Sandra Hüller joins an impressive ensemble cast for Iñárritu's upcoming film. Tom Cruise serves as both the producer and lead actor. Besides him, the cast includes veterans like John Goodman (72), Jesse Plemons (36), Michael Stuhlbarg (56), and Australian newcomer Sophie Wilde (26), who recently caught attention with her performance in "Talk to Me". Riz Ahmed (41) is in talks for a role as well.
Unknown Movie Project
We don't have many details on this star-studded movie yet. As per "Deadline", it revolves around "the most powerful man on earth" who embarks on a wild ride to prove he's the last savior for civilization. However, he seems to play a significant role in its possible demise.
Working with Alejandro G. Iñárritu is an enticing opportunity for big-name actors. As a director behind critically-acclaimed films like "Birdman", "The Revenant", and "Babel", he boasts four Oscars and numerous other awards. His leading actors earn accolades too, often with Academy Award wins or nominations. Leonardo DiCaprio (49) finally got his first Oscar for "The Revenant" in 2016, while Michael Keaton (72)was nominated for "Birdman" the year prior.
In relation to the star-studded movie project, Sandra Hüller will be joining forces with Alejandro G. Iñárritu, known for directing the critically acclaimed film 'Anatomy of a Case' titled "Babel". The actress has also been cast in Iñárritu's upcoming untitled film, which draws comparisons to 'Anatomy of a Case' due to its complex narrative and powerful storytelling.
