ILY Films Take UK Rights to Alec Baldwin Disaster Movie ‘Supercell’ (Exclusive)
The feature, from first-time director Herbert James Winterstern, is currently in post and set for a 2022 release.
Baldwin star as Zane Rogers, a greedy and unscrupulous man who has turned the life-threatening practice of storm chasing into a thrill-seeking tourism business. Diemer plays William, a good-hearted teenager, and son of a legendary storm chaser Bill Brody who was killed by a massive super tornado.
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