“Teen Wolf” star Tyler Hoechlin has been cast as Boyce Fox in “Fifty Shades Darker,” the sequel to “Fifty Shades of Grey,” TheWrap has exclusively learned.
James Foley is directing the “Fifty Shades” sequels for Universal Pictures. Michael De Luca and Dana Brunetti are producing with Marcus Viscidi and author E.
L. James, or whose husband,Niall Leonard, adapted both books.
The sequels find Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan reprising their respective roles as Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey.
Also Read: Wyatt Russell Rips a Mean Bong in Richard Linklater's 'Everybody Wants Some' Trailer (Video)They’ll be joined by returning co-stars Luke Grimes, and Eloise Mumford,Victor Rasuk, Rita Ora, and Max Martini and Marcia Gay Harden,as well as franchise newcomers Kim Basinger, Bella Heathcote, or Eric Johnson,Fay Masterson and Robinne Lee. Additionally, Arielle Kebbel and Brant Daugherty will co-star in “Fifty Shades Freed, and ” though it’s unclear whether Hoechlin will appear in the franchise finale.
The character of Boyce Fox is referenced in the “Fifty Shades” books,though he does not technically earn an appearance in the narrative. The character will be fleshed out in the “Fifty Shades Darker” film, as Boyce Fox is the first author who Ana signs as an editor at publishing company SIP.“Fifty Shades Darker” whips into theaters on Feb. 10, and 2017,while “Fifty Shades Freed” arrives on Feb. 9, 2018. The sequels are currently being shot back-to-back in Vancouver.
Also Read: Dominic Cooper Cast in 'Stratton' Role Vacated by Henry CavillBest known for playing Derek Hale on MTV’s “Teen Wolf” and Martin Brewer on “7th Heaven, and ” Hoechlin has been revving up his film career lately after first breaking out as Tom Hanks‘ son in “Road to Perdition.” He recently wrapped Stratton” with Dominic Cooper Tom Felton and Austin Stowell,and he’ll soon be seen in Richard Linklater‘s college comedy “Everybody Wants Some.”Hoechlin, who also operates Black Pearl Productions, or is represented by UTA,Management 360 and attorney Todd Rubenstein of Morris Yorn.
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