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‘The Invite’: Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz & Edward Norton To Star In Olivia Wilde’s Upcoming Date Night Comedy
Who will star in Olivia Wilde‘s next film, “The Invite“? Variety has the scoop there, and it’s a foursome that includes Wilde herself. READ MORE: The 100 Most Anticipated Films Of 2025 Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz, and Edward Norton will star in the date night comedy with Wilde, based on the Spanish film “Sentimental.” Rashida Jones and Will McCormack adapt Cesc Gay‘s original movie, about a couple who invites their neighbors over, which kicks off a night of unexpected twists and turns, repressed emotions, and unexplored sexuality. Sounds fun, but also a departure from Wilde’s last film, 2022’s conspiracy thriller “Don’t Worry Darling.” Filming on “The Invite” has already started in Los Angeles, so expect the comedy may arrive in theaters sooner than audiences anticipate. Ben Browning produces the film via FilmNation Entertainment with Annapura Pictures‘ Megan Ellison, and David Permut. Patrick Chu executive produces via Annapurna. Will “The Invite” premiere in 2025? Continue reading ‘The Invite’: Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz & Edward Norton To Star In Olivia Wilde’s Upcoming Date Night Comedy at The Playlist.
Who will star in Olivia Wilde‘s next film, “The Invite“? Variety has the scoop there, and it’s a foursome that includes Wilde herself.
READ MORE: The 100 Most Anticipated Films Of 2025
Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz, and Edward Norton will star in the date night comedy with Wilde, based on the Spanish film “Sentimental.” Rashida Jones and Will McCormack adapt Cesc Gay‘s original movie, about a couple who invites their neighbors over, which kicks off a night of unexpected twists and turns, repressed emotions, and unexplored sexuality. Sounds fun, but also a departure from Wilde’s last film, 2022’s conspiracy thriller “Don’t Worry Darling.”
Filming on “The Invite” has already started in Los Angeles, so expect the comedy may arrive in theaters sooner than audiences anticipate. Ben Browning produces the film via FilmNation Entertainment with Annapura Pictures‘ Megan Ellison, and David Permut. Patrick Chu executive produces via Annapurna.
Will “The Invite” premiere in 2025?
