Sony Pictures’ upcoming project, tentatively titled SNL 1975, has locked in an impressive ensemble cast, with Andrew Barth Feldman, Kaia Gerber, and Finn Wolfhard joining the lineup.
Directed by Jason Reitman, the film will delve into the backstage drama surrounding the iconic debut episode of Saturday Night Live, penned by Reitman and Gil Kenan.
In the movie, Gerber takes on the role of Jacqueline Carlin, while Wolfhard portrays an NBC page, and Feldman embodies the character of Neil Levy.
Set against the backdrop of October 11, 1975, the narrative chronicles the frenzied moments leading up to the inaugural broadcast of Saturday Night Live, capturing the essence of a groundbreaking television revolution.
Based on extensive interviews with surviving cast members, writers, and crew, the film aims to capture the chaos and allure of this pivotal moment in television history.
Reuniting with Sony, Barth Feldman brings his rising talent to the project, following his notable performances in productions like No Hard Feelings and Dear Evan Hansen.
Meanwhile, Gerber and Wolfhard, both acclaimed for their previous works, add depth to the ensemble with their diverse acting portfolios.
With a star-studded cast and a captivating premise, SNL 1975 promises to offer viewers an intriguing glimpse into the behind-the-scenes dynamics of one of television’s most iconic shows. As anticipation builds for this cinematic exploration of television history, fans eagerly await further updates on the project’s development.
