.alydenisof and rejectedjokes have signed on for lead roles in 'Flora & Ulysses' from Disney+
. Set to stream on the upcoming+ platform, the film is being helmed by up-and-coming Muslim American filmmaker Lena Khan, who is directing from a screenplay by Brad Copeland.
Released in 2013, DiCamillo’s novel sold over 1.2 million copies, earned the Newbery Medal for excellence in children’s literature, and has been published in over 20 languages worldwide. The story follows the imaginative, creative and cynical ten-year-old Flora, who could hardly predict that the little squirrel she saved from a tragic accident would be born anew and transformed into a superhero with the powers of strength, misspelled poetry… and an uncanny knack for helping her and the lovable but broken people in her life become a family again.American Pie
films, will play romance writer and Flora’s mother Phyliss who is increasingly concerned about Flora and her new friendship with a squirrel. Schwartz is Flora’s Dad.
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