Millie Bobby Brown Set to Star in Fantasy Movie ‘Damsel’ at Netflix

Millie Bobby Brown has got another project at Netflix, the two times Emmy nominated is set to star in, and executive produce the fantasy movie, “Damsel.” This film will be her fourth project on Netflix after Stranger Things.

“Damsel,” will be directed by "28 Weeks Later" and Oscar-nominated Spanish filmmaker Juan Carlos Fresnadillo off a script written by Dan Mazeau. Joe Roth and Jeff Kirschenbaum will produce. Mazeau, Zack Roth, and Chris Castaldi are also executive producing alongside Millie Bobby Brown.

In “Damsel,” Brown will play Princess Elodie, who thinks she is marrying Prince Henry, only to find out that she is being sacrificed to a dragon.

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Brown will star in and executive produce DAMSEL, a new fantasy film from director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo and screenwriter Dan Mazeau. Coming to Netflix.

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Brown recently starred in Enola Holmes in which she played the titular role of Sherlock Holmes's sister. The film was a very big hit, and it is currently holding the third spot of most-watched films of this year at Netflix.

Millie Bobby Brown is currently developing "A Time Lost" at Netflix. She is producing the film based on an original story she wrote with her sister Paige Brown. Brown is also starring in and producing the film adaptation of Tess Sharpe’s novel “The Girls I've Been,” with Jason Bateman's aggregate films for Netflix. Outside Netflix, Brown stars in the upcoming 2021 Warner Bros/Legendary theatrical release Godzilla vs. Kong, a sequel to "Godzilla: King of the Monsters."

Brown was Emmy nominated twice in the Supporting Actress Drama Series category for her work on Netflix’s Stranger Things. She won the 2017 SAG ensemble award for the series. She is repped by WME, PCMA Management and Productions, and attorney Steve Warren.

Fresnadillo was Oscar-nominated for the 1997 short live-action film Esposados. In addition to 28 Weeks Later, he also directed the Clive Owen horror thriller, Intruders. He is represented by CAA, LBI, and attorney Warren Dern. Mazeau is represented by Circle of Confusion and Katz Golden Rosenman.