Snoop Dogg and Lucy Liu will be seen together in thriller 'Future World'

Snoop Dogg and Lucy Liu will be seen together in James Franco’s post-apocalyptic thriller 'Future World'. The two of them are among new additions to the cast. Snoop Dogg, the 38-yer-old actor, would be directing the movie along with Bruce Cheung. Other stars in the film will be Method Man, Suki Waterhouse, Margarita Levieva and Jeffery Wahlberg. There was an earlier report that Milla Jovovich would also be a part of the project and will be seen in the role of a drug lord.
This has been reported in indianexpress.com dated 20 May 2016.

The post-apocalyptic thriller 'Future World' is based on an original short story by Franco and a screenplay by Cheung and Jay Davis. The story of the film will follow young Prince from the Oasis and a robot as they go on a daring journey of self-discovery through the violent and desolate world of the Wastelands.
Andrea Iervolino is the producer along with Vince Jolivette. ‘Future World’ is a story with the kind of boundary-pushing creativity that is unique to James Franco. When there is a combination of talents and gravitas of Milla, Lucy, Method Man, Suki, Snoop, and James interwoven through a wild story, the final product might appear to be unreal.


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