Dakota Johnson’s latest project, the sci-fi action film ‘Trudy Blue,’ has officially launched its sales at the American Film Market (AFM). Directed by Angus MacLane and written by Evan Twohy, the film explores a futuristic narrative centered around an outlawed android maid. After awakening in a landfill 2,000 miles from home, she embarks on a perilous journey to find her way back.
‘Trudy Blue’: Key Production Details
- Title: Trudy Blue
- Starring: Dakota Johnson
- Director: Angus MacLane
- Writer: Evan Twohy
- Producers: Alex Saks (Saks Picture Company), Dakota Johnson, Ro Donnelly, Samantha Racanelli (TeaTime Pictures)
- International Sales: 193
- Domestic Rights: CAA Media Finance
Cast and Crew Highlights
Johnson is known for multiple successful projects. Her recent role in ‘Materialists’ achieved a global gross exceeding $100 million. She starred in the critically acclaimed ‘Splitsville’ during Cannes, further showcasing her talent both as an actress and producer.
MacLane brings significant experience from Pixar, having co-directed the blockbuster ‘Finding Dory,’ which grossed over $1 billion. He has also directed ‘Lightyear’ and has contributed to several animated hits.
Upcoming Projects and Sales
Besides ‘Trudy Blue,’ MacLane continues to develop projects that echo his animated legacy. Meanwhile, 193 is also featuring other titles at AFM, including ‘Reenactment’ starring Benicio del Toro.
Recent Successes and Sales
- ‘The Toxic Avenger’ featuring Peter Dinklage.
- ‘Die My Love,’ which was Cannes’ largest sale of 2025 at $24 million.
- ‘Scandalous!’ starring Sydney Sweeney.
- ‘The Surgeon’ with Michelle Yeoh.
In addition to its current projects, 193 has handled sales for ‘Moulin,’ directed by award-winning filmmaker Laszlo Nemes. Dakota Johnson is represented by CAA and Untitled, enhancing her visibility in the industry.
As ‘Trudy Blue’ ventures into the market, it signals an exciting addition to the sci-fi genre, blending innovative storytelling with action elements. Fans can anticipate more updates as sales progress at the AFM.
