Fury Road Star Joins Out-of-This-World Cast: What’s Next for This Epic Film?

Oscar nominee Kristen Stewart has exited the cast of "Out of This World," an upcoming drama directed by Albert Serra that explores U.S.-Russia relations amid the Ukrainian conflict. Stewart was set to portray the lead character, but has been replaced by Emmy and Golden Globe nominee Riley Keough, known for her roles in "Daisy Jones & The Six" and upcoming films with George Clooney and Elle Fanning.

The film follows an American delegation seeking resolution to an economic dispute in Russia, showcasing the long-standing rivalry between the two nations. This will be Serra’s first venture into English-language filmmaking, after achieving acclaim at the 2023 César Awards. Produced by Les Films du Losange and others, the film promises an intense narrative steeped in political tension.

Lesort, a producer on the project, expressed enthusiasm for Keough’s involvement, highlighting her ability to portray complex characters with depth. With Stewart’s departure and Keough’s arrival, "Out of This World" is generating significant industry buzz.

FAQ

Why did Kristen Stewart leave the cast of "Out of This World"?
Kristen Stewart left due to scheduling conflicts, which also affected her role in another film by Karim Aïnouz.

Who is Riley Keough?
Riley Keough is an Emmy and Golden Globe nominee, known for her roles in "Daisy Jones & The Six" and upcoming films with high-profile actors.

What is the theme of "Out of This World"?
The film centers on an American delegation in Russia during the Ukrainian conflict, exploring the rivalry between the U.S. and Russia regarding economic disputes.

Who is directing "Out of This World"?
The film is directed by Spanish filmmaker Albert Serra, known for his critically acclaimed work including "Pacifiction."

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