Sadie Sink in Talks to Star in ‘The Guest’, Based on Emma Cline’s Bestseller
Writer director Lorene Scafaria is in talks to direct for A24, with Sink and Square Peg producing.
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WorldPingNewly-minted MCU star and “Stranger Things” alum Sadie Sink is in talks to star in and produce “The Guest,” a feature adaptation of Emma Cline’s bestselling 2024 novel.
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Sadie Sink And Lorene Scafaria Eyeing Adaptation Of Emma Cline’s ‘The Guest’ At A24 And Square Peg
Sadie Sink in Talks to Star in ‘The Guest,’ Based on Emma Cline’s Bestseller
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Sadie Sink in Talks to Star in ‘The Guest’, Based on Emma Cline’s Bestseller
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Read the full report at VarietyWriter director Lorene Scafaria is in talks to direct for A24, with Sink and Square Peg producing.
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