The title alone is a conversation starter:Everybody Wants to Fk Me. It’s a bold declaration, and it’s already generating a buzz that’s rippled through the film industry after a first look at the footage at CinemaCon.
Taron Egerton, known for his captivating performances in films likeRocketmanandKingsman, takes on a truly unique role. He plays a man who makes a startling discovery – every woman he encounters is not just attracted to him, but actively stalking him, consumed by an inexplicable desire. The premise is unsettling, darkly comedic, and undeniably provocative.
The initial teaser, set to Doechii’s track “Anxiety,” reportedly sparked a significant reaction from the CinemaCon audience. Descriptions suggest a horror-tinged trailer, hinting at a psychological thriller exploring the complexities of modern attraction and obsession. It’s a departure for Egerton, promising a performance unlike anything he’s done before.
Early reactions online have been explosive. One observer quipped that cinema had become “officially unhinged,” while others playfully suggested the film was a biopic of their own lives. The sheer audacity of the concept is clearly resonating with audiences eager for something different.
The film, a feature debut for director Jonathan Schey, boasts a talented supporting cast including Jessica Henwick, Mia McKenna-Bruce, Charly Clive, and Herbert Nordrum. Adding to the excitement is the involvement of Margot Robbie’s LuckyChap production company, known for its sharp and daring projects.
Egerton’s recent work includes the Netflix thrillerCarry-On, which garnered massive viewership, and the indie crime dramaShe Rides Shotgun, where he also took on a producing role. ButEverybody Wants to Fk Mefeels like a significant turning point, a project that could redefine his career.
Fans won’t have to wait too long, though anticipation is building. The film is currently slated for release in 2027, promising a long lead-up filled with speculation and intrigue. The question isn’t just *what* happens in the film, but *why* – and how Egerton will navigate this bizarre and unsettling reality.
Beyond this intriguing project, Egerton is also set to appear in the survival action filmApex, alongside Charlize Theron and Eric Bana, which is coming to Netflix later this month. Studiocanal also revealed plans for a fourthPaddingtonmovie and a big-screen adaptation of James Graham’s playInk, directed by Danny Boyle.
