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Priyanka Chopra to star with Orlando Bloom for her next Hollywood film 'Reset'

The movie, which will go into production in August, will be directed by Matt Smukler, best known for the 2020 drama film "Wildflower".

TNIE online desk

Priyanka Chopra Jones will be starring with Orlando Bloom in her next Hollywood film, 'Reset', a survival thriller.

The movie, which will go into production in August, will be directed by Matt Smukler, best known for the 2020 drama film "Wildflower".

"Rest" will feature Priyanka as a woman who wakes up in the middle of the wilderness, days from civilisation, with no memory of how she got there.

Her only chance at survival is to trust a charming stranger -- who may not be who he claims to be.

Smukler told Deadline that the pairing was driven by the actors' rare ability to project attraction and mistrust simultaneously.

"I was looking for a pairing where attraction and mistrust could effortlessly coexist. Priyanka and Orlando have this uncanny ability to make you believe both at once. Their chemistry is undeniable," he said.

The film will be produced by Jon Hoeber and Erich Hoeber under their Fratricidal Films banner, Michael Lazarovitch for Chemically Altered, and Matthew Rhodes of Rhodes Entertainment.

Chopra Jonas' Purple Pebble Pictures and Bloom's Amazing Owl are also on board with Nadine de Barros serving as executive producer.

Chopra Jonas was last seen in "The Bluff", an action-adventure film which also starred "The Boys" actor Karl Urban.

She previously starred alongside Idris Elba and John Cena in "Heads of State".

Through Purple Pebble Pictures, she has executive produced several acclaimed projects, including the Oscar-nominated Netflix film "The White Tiger", in which she also starred, the Oscar-nominated short "Anuja", and the Oscar-nominated documentary "To Kill a Tiger".

She currently stars in season two of her action series "Citadel" and will be next seen in "Varanasi", an action-adventure film directed by S S Rajamouli.

(With inputs from PTI)

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