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Daniel Kaluuya & Steven Yeun Attached to Star in Jordan Peele's Next Film

August 2, 2024 Jordan Ruimy

Here's an interesting development. Daniel Richtman posted a casting grid that has “Nope” actors Daniel Kaluuya and Steven Yeun starring in Jordan Peele’s next film.

As with any production grid, things could change, and I do expect more actors to join the project, possibly the much-rumored duo of Regina Hall and Selena Gomez. Regardless, it's still too early for this project to have it's cast fully locked.

Universal recently announced that Peele’s next film would be delayed to October 23, 2026. It was originally set for a Dec. 25, 2024 release. A summer shoot was planned for the film, but unforeseen was an impending writer and actor’s strike. Universal eventually removed Peele’s film from its 2024 release slate.

However, plot twist, it appears that Peele pulled a Tarantino and that this next film is an entirely different one than the one he had originally planned to make before last year’s strikes. That film was also going to star Kaluuya and Yeun.

Like all projects directed by Peele, this one comes in total and utter secrecy, and we probably won’t even know what it’s about until it gets released. What we do know is that production won't begin until early 2025.

Some have theorized that it might be a sequel to “Get Out,” but I can’t see that happening, just yet. Peele had also teased last year that he wanted to make a sequel to “Nope.” I wouldn’t bet on that either. It’s probably another original story and that October release date does hint at a film steeped in the horror genre, just in time for Halloween.

This is set to be Peele’s fourth feature film, after “Get Out,” “Us,” and “Nope.”

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