“The School for Good and Evil” exposed stills, Kerry Washington dressed up and sang and danced.
A few days ago, the film “The School for Good and Evil” produced by Netflix exposed the first stills and the character’s makeup photos.
In the stills, the characters of the film are dressed in costumes and appear hand in hand singing and dancing.
And Kerry Washington’s fixed makeup photo shows the actor’s exquisite makeup and gorgeous costumes.
Judging from the performance of the stills, the whole film will have a strong sense of stage, and the stage design and costume design will be exceptionally brilliant.
As for other actors, actors Laurence Fishburne, Charlize Theron and others will all appear in the film.
The story of “The School for Good and Evil” takes place in a strange school, where students are selected and trained to be two very different people-angels and demons.
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The beautiful Sophie hopes to become a princess in the school of kindness, but her best friend Agatha is determined to become a witch in the school of demon.
When they came to school full of dreams, they found that both of them had lost their wishes.
Not only is it unsatisfactory here, but the weird things at school will test their friendship.
David McGee and Laura Sauron, who wrote the scripts for “Life of Pi” and “Finding Neverland”, will write the scripts for the film.
Judging from this combination of screenwriters, Netflix intends to make this film into a movie with fantasy and comedy colors.
Director Paul Feige has been known for shooting comedies for many years. His latest film “A Simple Favor” is a film in which he changed his style.
Moreover, he showed his ability to control the subject of female growth in this energetic comedy thriller.
There is no doubt that for “The School for Good and Evil”, Paul Feige is a very qualified person in charge.
According to the plan, “The School for Good and Evil” will land on Netflix in 2022.
