Halle Berry's 'The Mothership' on Netflix: Production Status, Casts & Plot
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| Halle Berry 'The Mothership': Production Status, Casts & Plot. Photo: Collider |
In its effort to ramp up feature film productions, Netflix is developing yet another movie: The Mothership. The sci-fi thriller starring Halle Berry will see Netflix team up with MRC Entertainment, who produced such hits as Knives Out, The Lovebirds, Ted, Baby Driver as well as TV hits, including Netflix’s Ozark and Amazon’s The Great.
Netflix’s The Mothership will be written by Matthew Charman who was nominated for an Oscar for his screenplay for Bridge of Spies starring Tom Hanks. The Mothership will also be Charman’s directorial debut. Among the producers will be Halle Berry herself, Danny Stillman as well as Fred Berger and Brian Kavanaugh-Jones for Automatik.
From what little is known at this point, Netflix’s The Mothership promises to be an exciting sci-fi adventure with a strong cast and a solid production team. Here’s what else we know:
'The Mothership': Production Status
Current production status: Active development
Netflix’s The Mothership is currently set to enter production in June 2021 and wrap in mid-August of the same year. Production is to take place in Boston, US, according to issue 1238 of Production Weekly.
When will The Mothership be released on Netflix?
Although no official release date has been set for The Mothership, we can be confident that the movie will be dropped on Netflix sometime in 2022.
We’ll keep you posted on developments as and when we get them. Keep this page bookmarked and let us know if you’re excited in the comments down below, Indianewsrepublic noted.
'The Mothership': Casts
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| Halle Berry 'The Mothership'. Photo: Complex |
| Netflix’s The Mothership will be led by Oscar winner Halle Berry who is known for her performances in many projects, including X-Men, James Bond, Monster’s Ball, John Wick, and more. As of March 2021, no other cast members are known, but as filming starts in a few months, we will soon know more, according to Whats-on-netflix. |
'The Mothership': Plot
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| Halle Berry 'The Mothership'. Photo: Syfy |
The story follows Sara Morse, played by Hally Berry. The Mothership will see her navigate life one year after her husband mysteriously vanished from the couple’s rural farm. She then discovers a strange, extraterrestrial object hidden underneath their home. The film shows Sara embark on a journey to find her husband with her kids. Her ultimate goal is to find the truth behind all the mysteries.
The Mothership will be backed by Fred Berger and Brian Kavanaugh-Jones. Halle Berry will executive produce the film alongside Danny Stillman, Indiatoday cited.
What's more on the work front?
Halle Berry is currently awaiting the release of her directorial debut Bruised. The mixed martial arts drama film was recently picked by Netflix. The actress also has Roland Emmerich’s upcoming space drama Moonfall in the pipeline.
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