The call sheet at Aubrey Plaza will be longer as she comes to produce and star in “The Story of Heidi Fleiss.”
The square will portray the infamous “Lady of Hollywood” Heidi Fleiss, who was destroyed in the early 1990s by saying it was the world’s largest high-end prostitution ring, involving Hollywood, politicians and other power figures.
The project marks the directorial debut of Leah Rachel, the creator of Netflix's “Chambers”. The film comes from the production company of Pinky Promise, Jessamine Burgum and Kara Durrett.
Heateeking actress and Generation Z idol Rachel Sennott wrote the script with Rachel and Travis Jackson. Their feeling about the tabloids was that before the trial, Fleiss, who tried to blackmail and use various connections, gave up the case with the help of an aspiring young writer, Jaclyn.
Production will be developed for Los Angeles in the coming months. Docound Rowling is currently playing a key role. Burgum and Durrett will produce for Pinky Promise, and the Plaza will produce through her company Evil Witch.
The Plaza will star in the upcoming Ethan Coen film Honey Do not, along with Chris Evans and Margaret Vyley, as well as Legend and Warner Bros. “Animal Friend.” She was last seen in Emmy-nominated “Agatha”, Francis Ford Coppola's “Megalopolis” and Sundance Darling's “My Old Ass.” Next, she will meet Susan Sarandon in Zack Woods' directorial debut, The Accompanist. The evil witch flag of the square made projects such as FX's “Little Demon”, independent feature “Accompanist” and Prime Video's “Kevin”.
Pindy Promise won award-winning and memorable Indian Islands at the age of five, such as Andrea Arnold's “Bird”, Pamela Anderson's career redefined “The Last Sing Girl”, “Starling Girl”, Nick Kroll's “I Don't Know You” and Regina Hall's “I Don't Know You” and Regina Hall's “Honk for Jesus for Your Soul” to save your soul, save your soul. “. They are currently working with Lewis Pullman and Maya Hawke's surrealist Rom-rom and will soon release Scarlett Johansson's directorial debut, Eleanor the Great, starring Squibb in June.
The square was rejected by CAA, MGMT Entertainment and Schreck Rose.