FANS of Lovi Poe who have been missing the beautiful star need not fret.
The singer-actress continues to shine on the international stage with her latest Hollywood endeavor.
Following her departure in the primetime series “FPJ’s Batang Quiapo” two months ago, Lovi has secured a significant role in an upcoming Hollywood production under producer and director Garry A. Brown, known for his work on “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” This project will delve into the life of Native American fire captain Paul Fullerton.
The announcement was from Deadline and written by journalist Andreas Wiseman. The actress herself posted it on Instagram.
She wrote on the caption: “Couldn’t be happier to share this with you guys.
“Really grateful for the opportunity to work with such amazing filmmakers and be part of the inspiring true story of Paul and Marie Fullerton.”
This isn’t Lovi’s first foray into international productions. Just last month, it was announced that the award-winning star had joined the cast of “Bad Man” alongside Seann William Scott and will also be seen in “My Sister’s Bones” alongside Olga Kurlyenko, a film produced by the late Bill Kenwright. Lovi was also included in the British biopic “The Chelsea Cowboy,” alongside Alex Pettier and Poppy Delevingne and directed by Ben Clarkson. Lovi portrays blues singer Dan Gillispie in the film, which has been slated for release this year.
The cameras are poised to roll for the Fullerton film later this year in Texas, with production spearheaded by Warner Davis and Todd Friedman for Hemlock Circle Productions, Brian Levy for Entertainment 360, and Monty Blencowe and Shaun Sanghani for SSS Entertainment.
Beyond her acting prowess, Lovi is also making waves in the music industry. In 2021, she collaborated with LA-based VIM Entertainment, lending her vocals to tracks like “Under,” “Lost,” and “Candy.”
