Matrix Stars Jessica Henwick, Hugo Weaving Join Julia Garner In Kitty Green’s Thriller ‘The Royal Hotel’
12.04.2022 - 17:39
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K.J. Yossman Matrix stars Jessica Henwick and Hugo Weaving may never have shared a screen in the sci-fi mega-franchise (Weaving appeared in the original Matrix trilogy but due to scheduling conflicts missed out on the fourth instalment, in which Henwick stars) but fans will no doubt be thrilled to learn the duo will be uniting for Kitty Green’s upcoming thriller “The Royal Hotel.”Henwick and Weaving join “Inventing Anna” star Julia Garner in the See-Saw Films production, which is based on a true story.
Green and Garner previously collaborated on Green’s breakout hit “The Assistant,” which was inspired by the dramatic fall of Harvey Weinstein. In “The Royal Hotel,” Garner plays Hannah who, alongside her best friend Liv (Henwick) goes backpacking in Australia.
After running out of money the women take a live-in job in The Royal Hotel, a bar located in a remote mining town in the Australian outback. Billy, the bar’s owner (played by Weaving) doesn’t hesitate to introduce the women to Australia’s hard-core drinking culture along with some of the locals.
But when their behavior crosses the line Hannah and Liv “find themselves trapped in an unnerving situation that grows rapidly out of their control.”Green co-wrote the script with Oscar Redding (“Van Diemen’s Land”). “The Royal Hotel” is produced by See-Saw’s Emile Sherman and Iain Canning (“Power of the Dog,” “The King’s Speech”) who said: “Kitty has a truly distinctive cinematic voice, and we’re thrilled to be collaborating with her on this gripping, rollercoaster of a journey into the heart of the Australian outback.”Liz Watts, See-Saw’s head of film and television (Australia), added: “Like we saw with ‘The Assistant,’ ‘The Royal Hotel’ will get under the skin of
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