‘Andy & Orson’: First Look At Louis Partridge & Anson Boon In Coming-Of-Age Movie As Filming Wraps & Further Cast Revealed — AFM

EXCLUSIVE: Here’s your first look at Louis Partridge (Enola Holmes) and Anson Boone (MobLand) in Brit coming-of-age feature Andy & Orson. Production has wrapped in the UK with additional cast set as Olive Gray (It Gets Worse), Spencer Jones, (Ted Lasso), Kate Ashfield (Shaun of the Dead) and Lee Ingleby (Inspector George Gently). Written and directed by Nathan Newman and Arnold T. Rice, Andy & Orson marks the pair’s feature directorial debut. MetFilm Sales reps worldwide sales and will continue buyer discussions at the AFM. New additions to the cast also include Rowan Robinson (A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms), Safiyya Ingar (The Witcher), Nikhil Parmar (We Live In Time), Joshua Samuels (Legends) and Noor Sobka. Watch on Deadline Set between South-East London and the British countryside, the film “follows two mismatched housemates, Andy and Orson, whose friendship is tested over the course of a year as they navigate first heartbreaks, shifting ambitions and the messy realities of early adulthood.” The film is produced by Jamie Clark and Aleksandra Bilić for My Accomplice, Dorottya Székely for Varga Pictures, and Carley Armstrong for True Moon Pictures. Executive producers are Newman and T. Rice through Tidewayout, Louis Partridge and Anson Boon, as well as Leopold Hughes (Knives Out). The movie is fully financed via the production companies and private investors and was developed by My Accomplice. Filming took place in South London and the Peak District. Nathan Newman is the author of How to Leave the House, which was named a New Yorker Best Book of the Year, and which they later adapted for TV. Their second novel will be published next year. Arnold T. Rice is a social worker and independent filmmaker who frequently collaborates with UK comedians on viral sketches and stand-up specials. Clockwise Top L-R: Olive Gray, Spencer Jones, Kate Ashfield, Lee Ingleby, Noor Sobka, Joshua Samuels, Nikhil Parmar, Safiyya Ingar and Rowan Robinson Courtesy/Ruth Crafer/Courtesy/Chiara Fulgoni/Courtesy