The upcoming indie film, “The Auction,” written and directed by William Atticus Parker, has managed to assemble a stellar cast that includes Audra McDonald, K. Todd Freeman, Mary-Louise Parker, Richard Kind, and Ben Vereen. Described as a workplace drama with elements of fantasy and horror, the film is a loose adaptation of Agatha Christie’s “And Then There Were None.”
The Cast
Audra McDonald, known for her work in “The Gilded Age” and other popular series, will take on a leading role in “The Auction.” Similarly, K. Todd Freeman, recognized for his recent performance in “The Horror of Dolores Roach,” will also play a significant part in the film. Mary-Louise Parker, famous for her award-winning role in “Weeds,” joins the cast along with Richard Kind and Ben Vereen, both seasoned actors with impressive resumes.
While further plot details of “The Auction” are being kept under wraps, the film promises to deliver a unique blend of genres, combining workplace drama with elements of fantasy and horror. Production is set to begin in New York this summer, with William Atticus Parker making his feature acting debut in the film. Additionally, Sabina Friedman-Seitz and Cory Asinofsky will produce the movie, with Ash Parker contributing an original song to the soundtrack.
“The Auction” marks William Atticus Parker’s third feature film, following his previous projects “Atrabilious” and “Forty Winks.” “Atrabilious,” starring Leon Addison Brown, Whoopi Goldberg, Alec Baldwin, and Jeffrey Wright, is currently in post-production, showcasing Parker’s ability to work with high-profile talent on screen. Parker’s directorial debut, “Forty Winks,” was a darkly comedic psychological thriller shot in New York City on a micro-budget, demonstrating his versatility as a filmmaker.
“The Auction” presents an exciting new project in the indie film landscape, bringing together a talented cast and crew under the direction of William Atticus Parker. With its intriguing mix of genres and promising storyline, the film is poised to make an impact in the industry. As production gears up in New York, audiences can look forward to experiencing a fresh and innovative take on familiar themes in “The Auction.”
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