Taron Egerton and Jessica Henwick Set to Star in Thrilling Comedy

London Becomes a Backdrop for Modern Dating Comedy
In a captivating new project, Taron Egerton and Jessica Henwick are slated to star in the comedy thriller “Everybody Wants To F*ck Me.” This anticipated film, a co-production by Studiocanal, LuckyChap, Film4, and Parkville Pictures, explores the vibrant world of modern dating in London. The film will be directed by Jonathan Schey, who also penned the script.
Major Collaborations to Drive Production
The film is scheduled to begin shooting in London next month. Studiocanal has taken charge of launching worldwide sales at the American Film Market (AFM), planning theatrical releases across the UK, France, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Benelux, and Poland. Kharmel Cochrane is responsible for casting the movie, ensuring top-tier talent fills the roles.
Finance and Oversight
Fully financed by Studiocanal and Film4, the film has Ron Halpern, Joe Naftalin, and Isobel Carter overseeing from Studiocanal. Meanwhile, Farhana Bhula and David Kimbangi oversee the project for Film4, with Film4’s involvement dating back to the script development phase.
Production Team and Talent
- Sundance Award winner Parkville Pictures
- Academy Award winner LuckyChap
- Cecilia Frugiuele and Olivier Kaempfer for Parkville Pictures
Busy Year Ahead for Lead Stars
Taron Egerton has had a bustling year, recently featured in Lionsgate’s independent film “She Rides Shotgun,” where he served as both star and producer. His recent work includes the Apple TV+ series “Smoke,” as well as the Netflix thriller “Carry On.” Anticipation builds as he prepares to star in Baltasar Kormákur’s Netflix survival thriller “Apex” alongside Charlize Theron.
Jessica Henwick’s Upcoming Projects
Jessica Henwick is also keeping busy, set to appear in A24 and Studiocanal’s revenge-thriller “Huntington” with Glen Powell and Margaret Qualley. Additionally, she joined Apple TV+’s series “Silo,” resurfacing at the end of Season 2 and becoming a regular in Season 3. Henwick’s recent work includes Netflix’s “Vladimir” and BBC Films/Hulu’s “The Roots Manoeuvre.”
Studiocanal’s Current Ventures
Studiocanal is actively working on “Pressure,” a project directed by Anthony Maras and starring Brendan Fraser and Andrew Scott. The company is also progressing with Glen Powell’s “Huntington.”
Representation for the stars includes Range Media Partners, United Agents, and Sloane Offer for Egerton, with CAA and Jackoway Austen for Henwick, and Sayle Screen for director Jonathan Schey.