Page Kennedy has joined the cast of “The Breed,” an upcoming reimaginingof the cult favorite. He joins a cast that also includes Grace Caroline Currey. The film will be directed bybrothers Nathan and Griff Furst,who will alsoproduce together through their Curmudgeon Films shingle.
Kennedy, a Shakespearean-trained performer, was recently seen in “The Meg 2: The Trench,” appearing opposite Jason Statham in the mega-shark movie, which opened last summer. He reprised his role from the first film, 2018’s “The Meg,” which grossed more than $530 million. He also starred on the Netflix series “The Upshaws” alongside Wanda Sykes and Mike Epps. He will next be seen in the upcoming action-comedy “Code 3,” which co-stars Rainn Wilson and Yvette Nicole Brown. In addition to his film work, Kennedy has been a series regular on numerous shows such as “Rush Hour,” “Weeds,” “Desperate Housewives,” “Backstroke” and “Blue Mountain State.” In addition to his acting work, Kennedy is a rapper whose albums include “Torn Pages” and “Same Page, Different Story.”
“The Breed” centers around an eclectic group on a mission tosearch for abandoned dogs on a remote island — an expedition that ends in terror. Kennedywill play Farmer John, a country-rapper who provides comedic relief in the movie.The original film was produced by Wes Craven and directed by Nicholas Mastandrea.
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Currey has appeared in “Sharam!” and its sequel, as well as co-starred in “Annabel: Creation.” She also appeared in the survival thriller, “Fall.”
Daro Film Distribution is co-producing and financing, and will represent international rights to the film.
Kennedy is represented by Mainstay Entertainment and Paradigm.
