Lily Collins Launches Manufacturing Firm Case Examine Movies

Lily Collins, filmmaker Charlie McDowell and notable indie producer Alex Orlovsky have formally established a manufacturing entity referred to as Case Examine Movies.

The trio beforehand collaborated on the 2021 movie “Windfall,” a pot-boiler with socioeconomic undertones starring Collins, Jesse Plemons and Jason Segel, which bought to Netflix. Case Examine will construct movie and sequence content material financed in partnership with Excessive Frequency Leisure.

“Case Examine Movies is about collaboration and storytelling,” Collins stated in a press release. “We strategy {our relationships} from all elements of the filmmaking course of — fostering an concept from conception to launch — alongside each established expertise and new, thrilling voices. Our hope is that this grows into a really particular one-stop-shop for creatives.”

The corporate has quite a few initiatives in energetic improvement, together with Hulu’s “Razzlekhan: The Notorious Crocodile of Wall Road,” co-produced by Scoop Wasserstein from New York Journal with McDowell directing and Collins starring; “The Confederate,” co-produced with Dylan Clark Productions arrange at Amazon and based mostly on the New York Instances bestselling novel by Lisa Lutz; and a deal to provide spec sequence for Legendary Leisure.

Orlovsky has a formidable resume and a knack for breaking pressing indie voices, together with Derek Cianfrance, Fleck and Boden, Eliza Hittman and McDowell himself. The latter’s credit embody the acclaimed indie “The One That I Love” and Segel’s futuristic “The Discovery.”

Collins, who stars within the Netflix blockbuster “Emily in Paris,” is represented by CAA, LBI Leisure, Definition Leisure, Sloane, Supply, Weber& Dern LLP and the Lede Firm. McDowell is represented by CAA, LBI Leisure, Black Bear Administration and Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, Hoberman, Newman, Warren, Richman, Rush, Kaller, Gellman, Meigs and Fox.