Aron Von-Andrian: Last News

Distribution plans 'are being finalized' for The Blind, a sixties-set biopic on controversial Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson, which is scheduled for release in the US on September 22, 2023.'There is a large, underserved audience that deeply cares about the Robertsons,' said Phil's nephew/producer Zach Dasher told Deadline on Wednesday.'This film shows the origins of this beloved family with an authenticity that will surprise and inspire millions of fans.' Next year! Distribution plans 'are being finalized' for The Blind, a sixties-set biopic on controversial Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson, which is scheduled for release in the US on September 22, 2023On June 6, director Andrew Hyatt (All Those Small Things and Paul, Apostle Of Christ) announced that production had wrapped on The Blind, which is set Louisiana in the sixties.House of the Dragon's Aron von Andrian plays the adult version of Phil Robertson as he 'struggles with the shame of his past, while navigating his own alcoholism and complicated family dynamics as a husband and father.' The Haunting of Bly Manor alum Amelia Eve called the story 'gorgeous' after wrapping her role as the adult version of Phil's wife Marsha aka 'Miss Kay' Carroway on May 19.'Louisiana. It's been wild, immersive, jazzy, a lil swampy and so full of love,' the English 30-year-old wrote.

Production has wrapped on The Blind, a biopic of Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson with a theatrical release date slated for Sept. 22, 2023 as distribution plans are being finalized.

K.J. Yossman Coming of age drama “Purple Beatz” will get worldwide distribution via Trinity Creative Partnership and 101 Films.Described as a “music-driven, romantic drama, set in the underground drum ‘n’ bass music scene of ‘90s London,” “Purple Beatz” is written and directed by Lola Atkins and features a diverse, female-led cast and crew.The feature stars Izzy Jones (“Distant”), Erika Alexander (“Abattoir,” “The Wives in the Attic”), Aron Von Andrian (“Masters Of The Air”) and Steven Michael-O’Hara (“Frenemies”).