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Oscar winner Emma Stone shoots “Cruella” sequel

“Cruella”, a spin-off of “101 Dalmatians”, was launched in cinemas and on Disney + at the end of May. Emma Stone will also be on board as the main actress in the planned sequel.

Los Angeles – Oscar winner Emma Stone (32, “La La Land”) apparently liked the role of the cruel Cruella De Vil. The actress has negotiated a “Cruella” continuation with the Disney Studio, reported the US film portal “Deadline.com”.

Stone’s artist agency Endeavor confirmed the deal for the lead actress, but without giving details of the fee. You would have found a fair solution for both sides, said Endeavor boss Patrick Whitesell.

“Black Widow” star Scarlett Johansson stirred up the scene at the end of July with a lawsuit against Disney. Johansson attacked the simultaneous release of the Marvel film “Black Widow” in theaters and on the streaming platform Disney +. That is a breach of contract, because their earnings are based on the cinema revenues. Because of the corona pandemic with many restrictions for cinemas, more and more studios are choosing this marketing strategy.

“Cruella” was also launched at the end of May in the cinema and on Disney + with paid VIP access. The live-action fairy tale, a spin-off from “101 Dalmatians”, told the story of the younger Cruella in London in the 1970s, who became a dog frightening there. Director Craig Gillespie (“I, Tonya”) is back on board for the planned sequel. Nothing was known about the content and the possible start of shooting of “Cruella 2”. dpa

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