Lucy Hale’s upcoming romantic fantasy comedy Vision Board has added two new cast members, with Pierson Fodé and comedian-actor Matteo Lane joining the project.
Fodé, best known for his recent appearance in Netflix’s The Wrong Paris, and Lane will star alongside Hale in the feature, which is scheduled to begin filming in New York in January 2027.
Directed by Peter Hutchings, Vision Board marks another collaboration between the filmmaker and Hale, following their previous work together on The Hating Game and Which Brings Me to You. The screenplay comes from author and screenwriter Morgan Matson.
Hale will play Emerson Mills, a struggling fashion designer whose life has failed to match the ambitions she once had for herself. Following a particularly disastrous day, Emerson drunkenly puts together a vision board filled with everything she wishes she could have.
However, when she wakes up the following morning, she discovers that her wishes have seemingly become reality. Suddenly, Emerson finds herself living in a luxurious Malibu mansion, running a successful fashion empire and enjoying the glamorous lifestyle she had always imagined.
But her seemingly perfect new existence comes with unexpected complications. As Emerson adjusts to her transformed circumstances, she develops a connection with Jase, a charming stranger played by Fodé, who challenges her understanding of what happiness really looks like.
Lane will portray Emerson’s older brother Henry, a bestselling author with an outsized personality. As someone who knows Emerson better than most, Henry helps her navigate her new reality and recognise that getting everything she has ever wanted does not necessarily mean getting what she truly needs.
The film is being produced by Claude Dal Farra and Brian Keady through BCDF Pictures, the production company behind The Hating Game. Concourse Media is overseeing worldwide sales, with the company partnering with Archetype Media Finance on financing.
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