The Millie Bobby Brown-led fantasy, 'Damsel' has added Angela Bassett to the cast.
Deadline is reporting that Academy Award nominee Angela Bassett has been cast in an upcoming Netflix fantasy film led by Millie Bobby Brown. The film, titled Damsel, was first announced with Brown attached back in 2020 but not much news has been released since. Bassett and Brown are the only two known to be cast in the film.
Bassett is best known for roles like her performance in What’s Love Got To Do With It, the Tina Turner biopic, that earned her an Academy Award nomination. Since then, she has appeared in many fan-favorite films like the action film Mission: Impossible - Fallout and has played Queen Ramonda in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She is also known for her roles on shows like ER and American Horror Story and in movies like How Stella Got Her Groove Back and Strange Days.
Damsel will be directed by Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Juan Carlos Fresnadillo based on a script written by Dan Mazeau. His previous directing credits include the classic zombie film 28 Weeks Later and episodes of shows like Falling Water and Salvation. Mazeau’s other writing credits include 2012’s Wrath of the Titans, and he wrote the upcoming Chris Pratt action-comedy Cowboy Ninja Viking.
Currently, no release date has been announced for Damsel. Stay tuned to Collider for any future updates on this project. Read the film’s official synopsis below:
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