Actress Lunden De’Leon to Headline Netflix Movie ‘Scam’
Following her acclaimed role in the coming of age film ‘Turnt’, actress Lunden De’Leon (We’re the Millers, Blackbear) will star in the Netflix drama “Scam”.
Filming in North Carolina, the movie centers around a Nigerian scam. De’Leon will play the role of Kisha Brown, a woman whose life is turned upside down after making a bad decision.
Best known for her role as Joanne Mbutu on the hit television series “Vital Signs”, De’Leon has worked alongside some of the biggest names in Hollywood. Her list of credits include the blockbuster comedy “We’re the Millers,” “Sweet Home Carolina,” "Somebody's Child” and the Netflix action drama “Blackbear”.
“Soon as I read the script, I knew I wanted to be in this movie,” says De’Leon. “It’s a hit so don’t miss out.”
De’Leon has starred and co-starred in over 50 movies and television shows including the drama “Pure Justice” where she received a “Best Leading Actress” nomination. De’Leon’s credits include the television thriller "Broken Halos", Sweet Home Carolina", "Somebody's Child", "Faux Pas", "Cryptz", "The Lake House" “Payne” and "12 Dog Days Till Christmas" just to name a few.
“Scam” is scheduled for release in 2022.
Actress Lunden is on Instagram @lundendeleon and Twitter @2Lunden. Her official website is www.ActressLunden.com
Gal i Nepal
By the foot of the Himalayas in Nepal there is an area called Mustang. There exists a very peculiar marriage tradition. In this remote area, parents traditionally decide who their children are going to marry. However, a loophole exists in which a boy can kidnap a girl and keep her captive at a neutral family’s home for three days whilst he attempts to convince her that she should marry him instead. If she says no, he has to let her go, but if she agrees, her family cannot oppose her decision and have to accept their new son-in-law into the family.
The Norwegian director Carl-Magnus spent many of his childhood years in Nepal, and is looking to crowdfunding to make a comic film of this unusual tradition. The production will give jobs and money to the Nepalese people, as it will be filmed on their location. If the funding target is achieved, it will also be the first ever successful crowdfunded movie to come out of Norway. It will be a monumental occasion for the nation’s independent filmmakers.
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