Jennifer Lawrence Boards Zach Cregger’s Original Sci-Fi New Line Pic ‘The Flood’
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Deadline reports that Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence has signed on to star in Zach Cregger's next feature, a sci-fi thriller titled The Flood, set up at Warner Bros.' New Line Cinema with an August 11, 2028 release date. The project reunites Cregger with New Line following his work on Weapons, with the filmmaker set to direct and produce. Details beyond the genre and talent attachments remain under wraps, but the combination of a proven star and a director coming off recent momentum gives the 2028 slot something concrete for genre audiences to anticipate.
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