EXCLUSIVE: We now have two extra additions to Amazon MGM Studios‘ Street Home 2: Peter Sarsgaard (September 5) and Rob Delaney (Dying for Intercourse).
Character particulars for the duo are underneath wraps. As we first informed you, there have been many different current additions to the solid of the sequel, together with Rico Verhoeven, Michael Chandler, Michael “Venom” Web page, Dustin Poirier, Stephen Thompson, Tyron Woodley, Jay Hieron, Andrew “King Bach” Bachelor, Iko Uwais, and Hidetoshi Nishijima. Hieron is reprising his position as UFC fighter Jax “Jetway” Harris from the primary movie.
Plot specifics for the sequel, which sees Jake Gyllenhaal return as UFC fighter–turned–bouncer Dalton, additionally stay underneath wraps. However the movie is alleged to be a manufacturing of larger scope, scale, and ambition, with filming happening throughout the U.Okay., Malta, and Savannah, Georgia. The sequel follows 2024’s Street Home — Amazon’s reboot of the ’80s traditional starring Patrick Swayze — which drew 80 million viewers worldwide in its first eight weeks on Prime Video.
Ilya Naishuller is directing from a script by Will Beall. As beforehand introduced, the solid additionally consists of Leila George, Aldis Hodge, and Dave Bautista. Atlas Leisure’s Charles Roven and Alex Gartner are producing alongside 9 Tales Productions’ Jake Gyllenhaal and Josh McLaughlin, who’re underneath a three-year first-look movie take care of Amazon MGM.
An Emmy nominee who was most lately seen in Tim Fehlbaum’s Golden Globe-nominated September 5, in addition to the hit Apple collection Presumed Harmless, Sarsgaard will subsequent be seen within the upcoming Warner Bros. movie The Bride!, directed by his spouse, Maggie Gyllenhaal. Upcoming, he’ll even be seen within the Apple TV collection Neuromancer from Graham Roland and J. D. Dillard, primarily based on the sci-fi novel by William Gibson. He’s represented by Nameless Content material, WME, and Peikoff Mahan.
Greatest recognized for co-creating and co-starring in Channel 4/Amazon MGM’s Disaster, Delaney is coming off an Emmy nomination for his supporting position in FX’S Dying for Intercourse and lately wrapped Apple TV’s civil rights drama Being Heumann from CODA‘s Sian Heder. He’s represented by UTA and Avalon Administration.