Sebastian Stan (Captain America, Broadway's Picnic) and Angels in America Olivier Award winner and Tony nominee Denise Gough (the upcoming Colette) will star in the new feature film Monday, according to Deadline.
Argyris Papadimitropoulos, who co-wrote the script with Rob Hayes, will direct.
Filming for Monday, which concerns two self-destructive Americans who fall for each other in Greece, will begin in the southeastern Europe country this summer.
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Papadimitropoulos stated, “Many people don’t feel like getting involved in intense relationships anymore. And that to me is so sad. Chloe and Mickey’s story is a very honest look at one relationship, and in it there are elements everyone will recognize from their own experiences. I simply cannot wait to put the amazingly talented Denise and Sebastian in front of the lens and shoot them in stunning settings, places I know like the back of my hand, and work with a team of producers who have made some of my favorite films.”
Producers include Before Midnight's Christos V. Konstantakopoulos, The Iron Lady's Damian Jones, and Loving's Brian Kavanaugh-Jones, with executive producer Fred Berger (La La Land).
James McArdle and Andrew Garfield in Angels in America
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