Anna Paquin Joins Zachary Levi in American Underdog

Published by

4 years ago

Anna Paquin: Anna Paquin is a Canadian- Zealand actress born on July 24, 1982, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. She has worked in many movies like The Piano, Fly Away Home, A Walk on the Moon, Jane Eyre, Amistad, 25th Hour, etc.

She works in television shows as well. She is one of the best actresses. She got married to Stephen Moyer, an English film and television show actor and director born on October 11, 1969, in Brentwood, United Kingdom.

They married on 21 August 2010. They have four children. Her first movie was ‘The Piano’ which gave a very good impact on the audience. And she is called one of the known actresses now.

Movies and Shows:

•True Blood

• The Piano

• X-Men

• Flack

• The Irishman

• Fly Away Home

• X2

• Almost Famous

• X-Men: The Last Stand

• She’s All That

• X-Men : Days of Future Past

• Alias Grace

• Open House

• Roots

• Broken

• A Drop of True Blood

• The Carrier

• Steam Boy

• Blue State

• It’s the Rage

• Mosaic

Anna Paquin Upcoming Movie:

Anna Paquin; winner of Oscar has now decided to work with Zachary Levi,(an American actor as well as a comedian and a melodious singer too) for her next upcoming Biopic named American Underdog: The Kurt Warner Story.

She will be playing the role of NFL quarterback’s wife, Brenda Warner. American Underdog will be directed by Jon. The movie is produced by Kevin Downes, Andrew Erwin, Jon Erwin. The movie was about to release in December 2020 but due to a pandemic it got delayed and now it will be releasing in December 2021.

Now fans need to wait for one more year for this beautiful creation of Biopic drama. Kurt Warner changed to TV as an NFL Network examiner, and the Hall of Fame quarterback is currently taking on the big screen.

As indicated by Variety’s Dave McNary, a religious biopic about Warner is being developed by Lionsgate and expected in performance centers on Dec. 18. The film is named American Underdog: The Kurt Warner Story.

Warner recently distributed a diary named All Things Possible: My Story of Faith, Football, and the First Miracle Season in 2009, and the biopic’s screenplay will be founded on pieces of that book just as independent meetings with Warner.