Hollywood star Will Smith is not slowing down and is preparing for new ambitious projects. According to Kursiv.media, his company Westbrook signed a long-term agreement with Paramount. Within the framework of this contract, the film studio received a priority right to purchase the actor's future films.
The filming of two films has already begun. The first of these is "Sugar Bandits," an adaptation of the novel "The Devils in Exile" by writer Chuck Hogan. The main character is a former special forces officer who gathers a team and decides to put order in the streets of Boston, clearing them of drug traffickers.
The second painting is currently called "Rabbit Hole." The details of the plot are kept secret, but the screenplay is written by John Spets - co-author of both parts of Denis Villeneuve's "Dune." This is already interesting.
In addition, Westbrook will have its own office on the Paramount studio grounds in Hollywood. This will simplify communication and accelerate the development of new projects.
Will Smith is back in action - and this time he seems to be targeting truly large-scale stories. Are you ready to see him in a new role?
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