For her first non-fiction, The Screen Character, Aubrey Plaza is looking forward to the composition fitting Heidi Fleiss.
In Deadline reports that she will be producing and starring as Fleiss in the upcoming “Lady of Hollywood” biopic and the Golden Globes nominee expressed excitement as the “ultimate bad guy” associated with her “spiritually”.
“I've been out for a while. I think in my head that I wanted to play her a few years ago, but I've never played a real life person before,” she told Indiewire. “I'm really excited, it's another scale, a challenge, and I just think she's an incredible person, an incredible character.”
The square continued: “This story is crazy. She did something that no one might have done before and she still has to go. I think she is the ultimate bad guy idol and she deserves royal treatment. We're going to give it to her.”
The Square noted that although she hasn't “hadn't talked to Fleiss yet”, “I hope to travel sometime in her place in the desert. I feel her mentally. I hear she's very excited about it. We're in the early stages.”
Last week, Deadline reported that the square was scheduled for production and stardom The story of Heidi Frycemarks Leah Rachel's directorial debut, who co-wrote the script with Rachel Sennott and Travis Jackson. Jessamine Burgum and Kara Durrett will be produced with Pligy Promise and will be produced in Los Angeles this year after receiving California movie and TV tax incentives.
Fleiss was arrested in 1993 for possessing a highly-protected ring and was eventually sentenced to seven years and 20 months in prison. Despite the punishment, Fryce never revealed the names on her client list.
The story of Heidi Fryce During the tense days before the trial, Fleiss used her network of contacts to attempt to manipulate and blackmail her own charges while sailing in Los Angeles, and ransomware with the help of an ambitious young writer Jaclyn.