Aubrey Plaza Adding a new project to its slate: The actress/producer will start as a notorious 90’s Hollywood -Madam Heidi Fleiss in Biopic ”Heidi Fleiss story“Has indiewede confirmed.
Fleiss drove allegedly “the world’s largest advanced prostitution ring” who counted actors, politicians and other leading men among its clients. Rachel Sennott Co -written script with Rachel and Travis Jackson; “The Heidi Fleiss Story” will be “Chambers” creator Leah Rachel’s director. The Critically acclaimed The production company Pinky Promise is behind the project. The production will take place in Los Angeles this year.
“The Heidi Fleiss Story” will center on Fleiss’ Tabloid Reign just before her trial along with a meta -component of her attempt to tell her side of the story first. The Synopsis Reads: “In 1993 Los Angeles, A Powerful Young Woman Named Heidi Fleiss is Arrested for Running The Largest High-End Prostitution Ring in the World. With the Unlikely Help of an Aspiring Writer, Jacolyn, WHO VOWS TO BE THE WHO WOW THE WE WOW THE WHO WOW THE BE THE WERE WOUNES TO BE THE WERE WOUNDS TO BE THE WERE WOUNDS TO BE THE WERE WOUNDS TO BE THE WERE WOUNE TO BE THE BE THE WERE WOUNDS TO BE THE BE THE WITS TO BE THE BE THE WERT WRES TO BE Scrambles Around La Trying to Blackmail and Leverage Various Connections to Get The Case Dropped. ”
Plaza will produce through its Evil Hag Productions Banner. Jessamine Burgum and Kara Durrett produce for Pinky Promise.
Plaza Repped My MGMT, CAA and Schreck Rose Dapello Adams Berlin & Dunham.
Pinky Promise was founded in 2020. The award-winning independent production and financing company produced Scarlett Johansson’s Last director’s debut “Eleanor the Great” (in the theaters September 26 from Sony Classics and Tristar), as well as “I don’t understand you”, Andrea Arnold’s “Bird”, and the Golden Globe and the Sag Nominated “The Last Showgirl” with Pamela Anderson and Jamie Lee Curtis. Pinky Promise is currently in production on Graham Parke’s “Wish Thinking” with Lewis Pullman and Maya Hawke.
Pinky promise founder burgum told indifire Working with the first time filmmaker is part of Banner’s mission to highlight rising talent. When asked what advice she would give to prospective directors, Burgum said: “There is a script, there is the production, and then there is the post. I am not the first person to say this and I will not be the last, but I will always reinforce the truth about that statement. (…) There is something to let the movie in the process tell you what it is.
News If the project was first reported by Amount.
