Addison Rae lands second big movie role in Fashionista

23 February 2022, 17:12

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Jazmin Duribe

By Jazmin Duribe

"Stop allowing Addison Rae to be in movies. Pls stop torturing us."

Addison Rae is booked and busy! The TikTok star turned actress has just landed another big movie role in the upcoming blockbuster Fashionista.

In 2021, Addison made her acting debut in Netflix remake He's All That. Since then, Addison signed a multi-million dollar deal with Netflix to star in more movies for the streaming giant and she's even expressed her interest in starring in HBO's Euphoria.

So, it'll come as no surprise that Addison has her sights set on dominating Hollywood and, according to reports, several studios have been clambering for Addison to lead their projects following the success of He's All That.

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Addison Rae lands second big movie role in Fashionista.
Addison Rae lands second big movie role in Fashionista. Picture: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for Michael Kors, Netflix

On Tuesday (Feb 22), Addison reposted a Deadline article detailing her new role. Deadline reports that Laura Terruso wrote the Fashionista script based off a draft by Amy Andelson and Emily Meyer. Ethea Entertainment's Jennifer Gibgot and Andrew Panay will also be producing the movie.

There's no details on the plot and there's currently no director at the moment, but the movie is in active development and more details are expected to be released in the next coming weeks.

As to be expected, the internet had opinions about the news that Addison would again be returning to the big screen.

People may believe that Addison just walked into the acting biz but she has previously stated that she's actually taken acting classes and she had to work "much harder" than most to be taken seriously.

In an interview with Elle, Addison said: "People don’t realize is I’ve always wanted to do acting, I’ve always wanted to do music. I’ve always wanted to do all these other things that they didn’t really get to see or know, because I just started being known when I was 19 years old.

"People haven’t really seen the background, or the classes I used to take and things like that. So I try to tell myself, ‘You have to work that much harder to get people to take you seriously.'"

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