Shubhabrata Dutta
Rosamund Pike’s filmography makes her one of the members of Hollywood’s class of underrated dramatic actors. The way she immerses herself in her characters, in a way only she can, cannot be overstated. ‘Pride and Prejudice’ (2005), ‘An Education’ (2009), Made In Dagenham’ (2010) ‘Barney’s Version’ (2010), ‘Gone Girl’ (2014), ‘A United Kingdom’ (2016), ‘Beirut’ (2018), ‘A Private War’ (2018) and ‘I Care A Lot’ (2020) are among her best performances that have brought her worldwide fame. An Academy Award nominee, Pike adds a magic potion to her characters that never fails to charm us. So if you, too, admit to being vulnerable to her charm and want to know what she has upcoming, let us help you out.
1. Wife and Dog (February 19, 2027)
Pike will star in Guy Ritchie’s next true-events-based aristocratic film, ‘Wife and Dog,’ alongside Benedict Cumberbatch and Anthony Hopkins. Ritchie wrote the screenplay, which centers on the Fairbank family and their associates, whose relentless greed fuels betrayal and murder in the battle for succession. According to reports, Ritchie will take us back to the colorful, backstabbing world of the British upper class, a subject he explored in the film ‘The Gentlemen’ and its eponymous spin-off TV series. The additional cast includes Paddy Considine, Tomás Paredes, James Norton, Cosmo Jarvis, and Pip Torrens. Post-production is nearing its end for ‘Wife & Dog.’ The movie will be released on February 19, 2027.
2. Thumblite (TBA)
Principal photography of Netflix’s ‘Thumblite,’ a series set in Silicon Valley, was expected to begin in February 2026. Scott Z. Burns and K.C. Perry wrote the story, with K.C. Perry taking over as showrunner after Scott Z. Burns stepped down. The story will delve deep into the rivalries, visions, obsessions, and schemes of the power brokers and their underlings as they fight for control of the world’s most powerful industry: tech. Pike’s character will be at the center of the anxiety-inducing atmosphere. She is the only revealed cast member yet. More details regarding production and release are awaited.
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