In addition to directing The Phoenician Scheme, Anderson wrote the script, whose story was co -written by Roman Coppola.
Focus features achieved the worldwide distribution rights of The Phoenician Schemethe next movie Wes Andersonthe story of a family business that has a cast full of stars.
Focus is no stranger to the worlds of meticulously elaborate doll houses of Anderson, since it has released Asteroid City and Moonrise Kingdom. The first raised some impressive (for an author film) U$ S53.8 million at the box office, while the second raised U $ 68.3 million And she was nominated for Oscar for his script.
In addition to directing The Phoenician Scheme, Anderson wrote the script, whose story was co -written by Roman Coppola.
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The Phoenician Scheme will premiere in limited format on May 30, 2025 and will expand to other countries on June 6. Universal Pictures, the Focus parent study, will be in charge of international distribution.
Benicio del Toro Star in the film as Zsa-Zsa Korda, one of the richest men in Europe, while Mia Threapleton plays your daughter and Michael Wax He plays your tutor. The distribution of heavyweight also includes Tom Hanks, Bryan Cranston, Riz Ahmed, Mathieu Amalric, Jeffrey Wright, Scarlett Johansson, Richard Ayoade, Rupert Friend, Hope Davis and Benedict Cumberbatch.
Last year, Anderson won the Oscar for the best real action short film for Henry Sugar’s wonderful story. Its other credits include classics such as Rushmore, The Gran Budapest hotel and The eccentric tenebaums.
The Phoenician Scheme was produced by Anderson for his American Empirical Pictures seal along with his long -standing collaborators of Indian Paintbrush, Jeremy Dawson and John Peet. The film was filmed in Germany in association with Studio Babelsberg.
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