Sydney Sweeney took the next major step in her career by launching her own production company Honey Trap . Sweeney founded the company in collaboration with her longtime creative collaborator, Kaylee McGregor. Notably, McGregor will assume the position of President of Production and Development at the company.
Sydney Sweeney launches her own production company, Honey Trap.
According to Deadline, Sydney Sweeney has launched her own production company, Honey Trap. Notably, Honey Trap has also signed a first-look deal with Sony Pictures. Sweeney previously starred in the unexpectedly successful film "Anyone but You," for which she also served as executive producer.
The 28-year-old actress is already working with Sony Pictures on a remake of "Barbarella." Edgar Wright will direct, and Jane Goldman and Honey Ross will write the screenplay. She will also produce "Registration," which is being written for Sony Pictures by Ben Collins and Luke Piotrowski. It seems Sweeney wants to expand beyond acting and earn recognition as an influential creative force.
The actress previously invited Glen Powell to star alongside her in the surprise box office hit "Anyone But You." The film grossed over $210 million worldwide. Furthermore, according to the publication, Sweeney may soon take a director's position at Sony.
This move followed harsh fan criticism of Sweeney for her hypersexualized portrayal of Cassie in the third season of Euphoria. Actual OnlyFans content creators condemned the actress for her aggressive and insincere portrayal of an OnlyFans content creator. However, despite the controversy, many fans felt that Sweeney was the best thing about the third season of Euphoria.
The "Maid" star and Sony released a statement: "At Honey Trap, we believe the most unforgettable stories are born from contradictions. Beauty and danger, intimacy and power, vulnerability and control. Our mission is to create bold, cinematic films and television series that challenge perceptions, spark debate, and leave a lasting emotional impact. We are committed to supporting visionary filmmakers, complex characters, and stories that exceed expectations while remaining deeply engaging and emotionally accessible to audiences around the world.".
The original article was published by Anvaya Mane on the Mandatory website.
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