Yellowstone&Monsterstars are among some of the names tojoin the star-studded cast of the upcoming Emma Roberts movieThe Technique. The movie will be the directorial debut of Brian McGreevy, who created theshort-lived Netflix seriesHemlock Grove, based on his novel of the same name. McGreevy will also pen the original screenplay forThe Technique, which is described as a psychological thriller, which looks to have the makings of a star-studded cast.
PerDeadline,Kelsey Asbille, who plays Monica Dutton inYellowstone, and Nicholas Alexander Chavez, who portrayed Lyle Menendez inMonsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, have been added to the cast alongside Roberts. They will be joined by Ben Platt, Laura Harrier, andThe Girl With The Dragon Tattoo’s Noomi Rapace. Miles Skinner and Andrea Bucko are set to produce alongside Jordan Drake, Chadd Harbold, David Duque-Estrada, and Russ Posternak.
What This Means ForThe TechniqueAs A Movie
The Film Looks Set To An Ensemble Affair
The casting news means thatThe Techniqueboasts a strong body of characters, and while Roberts will undoubtedly be the lead, the strength of the supporting cast could elevate this movie.Through his work onHemlock Grove, McGreevy is well-versed in working with an ensemble cast, and the depth and range that performers like Asbille, Chavez, Rapace, and Platt can bring to the production bodes well forThe Technique’s story and narrative arcs. Currently, details about the plot and characters are under wraps.
Story details are under wraps at the moment, but the movie could be a success if McGreevy is able to match his screenplay and directorial vision to the talents of his stars.
Scream queen Robertsis no stranger to dark, twisted stories, making her the perfect choice to lead a psychological thriller. Asbille is on the rise, following her role inYellowstoneand a starring turn in Netflix thrillerDon’t Move. Chavez’s role inMonstersmakes him well-versed in the genre, and he could be a shining star. Ultimately,The Technique’s impressive cast is reason to be optimistic about its chances of success.
Our Verdict OnThe Technique’s Chances of Success
If McGreevy Can Make Use of His Talented Cast, He Could Have A Winner
It is unclear yet whetherThe Techniqueis set for a theatrical release, but with Roberts and Rapace on board, the film will likely have a stint in theaters. Story details are under wraps at the moment, but the movie could be a success if McGreevy can match his screenplay and directorial vision to the talents of his stars. A lot will depend on the story the director is trying to tell, but he has chosen a cast that can bring the best out of his vision and makeThe Techniquework on several levels.
