"A dangerous love triangle": Sasha Calle, Jacob Elordi, and Will Poulter Dive Into Shannon Pufahl’s "On Swift Horses"!

Racehorses, Love Triangles, and The Bright Lights of California

Hold onto your hats, movie buffs! Shannon Pufahl’s gripping novel "On Swift Horses" is making its cinematic debut, and with a cast this sizzling, expect nothing less than a Hollywood blockbuster.

Gambles, Dreams, and the Golden State: A Tale Retold

For those unfamiliar with the story, "On Swift Horses" is a riveting drama revolving around Muriel and Lee, a newlywed couple set against the backdrop of post-Korean War America. As reported by Deadline, the plot takes a thrilling turn with “the arrival of Lee’s charismatic younger brother, Julius, a wayward gambler with a secret.” The classic American Dream tale gets a fresh twist when a desperate quest for a new life leads to unforeseen love, adventure, and the bright lights of Las Vegas.

And the casting? It's the kind of ensemble that Oscar dreams are made of. With Sasha Calle, the upcoming Supergirl from "The Flash", and Jacob Elordi, slated to don the shoes of none other than Elvis Presley in a future flick, leading the charge, anticipation is palpable.

Super Bowl Sunday: A Prelude to Stardom

Just weeks ago, both Sasha Calle and her co-star Will Poulter set the Super Bowl Sunday screens on fire with their respective superhero trailers. Poulter is gearing up to mesmerize fans in "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3" as Adam Warlock, while Sasha is poised to take flight in "The Flash".

Despite rumors swirling around Jacob Elordi's potential superhero avatar for the DCU, they were quickly snuffed out. But fans are hardly disappointed with his upcoming role as the King of Rock 'n' Roll, Elvis Presley.

Under Daniel Minahan's sharp direction and Bryce Kass's evocative script, filming is in full swing in the heart of Los Angeles. With such a potent mix of talent, drama, and intrigue, "On Swift Horses" promises to be the kind of movie that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats.

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