Greta Lee Joins Willem Dafoe in 'Late Fame'

Greta Lee joins Willem Dafoe in 'Late Fame', replacing Sandra Huller due to scheduling issues. Directed by Kent Jones, the film delves into the impact of fame and the haunting past. Produced by Killer Films, the script is penned by Samy Burch.

Greta Lee, notable for her role in 'Past Lives', is set to star alongside Oscar-nominated actor Willem Dafoe in the anticipated film 'Late Fame'.

Variety reports Lee was cast following Sandra Huller's exit due to scheduling conflicts. The film will be helmed by Kent Jones, known for his critically-acclaimed debut, 'Diane'.

In 'Late Fame', Lee portrays a charismatic theatre actress disrupting the world of Dafoe's Ed Saxberger, an ex-poet finding renewed recognition among young creatives. Written by Samy Burch, the narrative examines the effects of praise and the persistence of past memories.

(With inputs from agencies.)