New comedy Nobody Nothing Nowhere has signed on a stellar cast.
The movie, which is being described as a 'high-concept comedy', is set to star Ma's Octavia Spencer, The Dark Knight Rises' Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Elementary's Lucy Liu, Deadline reports.
Nobody Nothing Nowhere is being directed by Rachel Wolther and Alex H Fischer, with filming set to begin this summer.
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According to the synopsis, the film follows "the story of Ruth, one of the Non-People, human-looking beings designed and trained for the sole purpose of filling in a realistic world for a bland guy named Dave, the only person that actually exists on Earth.
"Tired of serving as an extra in someone else’s life, Ruth is ready to demand a life of her own," it adds.
Spencer, who won an Oscar in 2012 for her supporting turn in The Help, described the movie as "a wholly original feature film that presents a world and its characters in an entirely unique way".
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"Having the opportunity to work with Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Lucy Liu is a dream come true!" she added.
"It is always a priority for me, and my partners at Orit Entertainment, to produce projects that entertain and bring the light, hope and promise audiences are craving. I am excited to be part of such an inventive and thoughtful project.”
Gordon-Levitt most recently starred in Showtime's Super Pumped and Disney's live-action Pinocchio remake, while Liu will soon appear in Shazam! Fury of the Gods.
Nobody Nothing Nowhere is set to begin filming this summer, with a release date yet to be confirmed.
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