The two reunite for their second movie together, which also stars Matthew‘s Shadowhunters co-star Katherine McNamara, as well as Lucien Laviscount.
Here’s a synopsis: In New York City, art gallery owner, Brooke (Justice), and her husband, Owen (Daddario), seem to have it all. When Brooke signs a new artist-a devastatingly handsome painter with an affinity for married women-the attraction between them is unmistakable.
Left alone at home as Brooke and her artist travel to Paris, Owen finds comfort at a bar with a seductive and beautiful journalist (McNamara). On once unshakable footing, Brooke and Owen’s trust begins to dissolve as they unwittingly push the other toward the very thing they fear most.
Trust, which is based off of the play “Push” by Kristen Lazarian, will be released in select theaters and on demand on March 12th!
The duo will star in Trust, which was originally titled Push, and it will be out on March 12th. We also got the first look photo!
The film reunites the two who previously worked together on Naomi & Ely’s No Kiss List, and it also reunites Matthew with his Shadowhunters co-star Katherine McNamara!
Here’s a synopsis: Set in the glamour of the New York and Paris art scenes, gallery owner Brooke Gatwick (Justice) and her newscaster husband Owen (Daddario), face temptation, jealousy, twists and mystery when two seductive newcomers (Lucien Laviscount and McNamara) enter their lives.
“so excited for this,” Victoria shared on Instagram story with the news.
“Big thanks and congrats to everyone who worked on this! Lots of lovely actors and an amazing team behind the camera. Great job!” Matthew wrote on his account.
If you missed it, Victoria and Matthew were spotted filming the movie in New York over a year ago, in January 2020. Fans freaked out and initially thought that maybe a Naomi & Ely sequel was happening, as their characters [spoiler alert] ended up together at the end of the movie.
Just a couple weeks before those pictures, Victoria and Katherineposed for photos together at a disco themed party in West Hollywood, Calif.
The network’s president Mark Pedowitz opened up about what really happened with the potential series.
“Timing. We couldn’t quite figure out a model similar to Stargirl and couldn’t quite get there,” he said, via THR. “We were hoping to have it start at HBO Max and take a second run on The CW, but we couldn’t figure out how to do it and couldn’t make it all work.”
In case you forgot, Stargirl actually first premiered on the DC Comics streaming service, and would then air the next day on The CW. Since, the show was picked up for season two at The CW and the DC streaming platform eventually folded into HBO Max.
On Friday (January 8), it was revealed that the Arrow spinoff was being passed on by The CW.
After the news was announced, Katherine took to Twitter to share her thoughts that her show has essentially been cancelled.
“Needless to say, I am heartbroken… would’ve loved to go on the journey with #MiaSmoak. Thanks to everyone for their love and support,” she shared, along with a photo.
Katherine was set to star in the series as Mia Smoak, the daughter of Oliver Queen and Felicity Smoak. She was also taking over as the new Green Arrow, and fighting crime alongside Laurel Lance (Katie Cassidy) and Dinah Drake (Juliana Harkavy) as The Canaries.
Fans of the possible series have been awaiting news on whether it will be picked up for months.
Green Arrow and the Canaries aired as a backdoor pilot during Arrow‘s final season, starring Katherine McNamara as Mia Smoak/Green Arrow, Katie Cassidy as Laurel Lance and Juliana Harkavy as Dinah Drake.
With the official news on the spinoff, this marks the end of Arrow. Katherine has previously said that she’s not done with Mia Smoak and would still put on the suit whenever, if asked.
Though Green Arrow and the Canaries is not moving forward, there are other DC Comics series in the works at The CW – Find out about Naomi, Wonder Girl, and Painkiller.
Sofia debuted her new song and music video, “Hold on to Me,” while Katherine pulled another song out of her archives, “Making a Monster Out of Me.”
“I wanted to share one last song with you this year. A song that reminds us to hold onto each other with all our hearts, to hold on to hope. But most of all, I just hope it makes you smile. “When it feels like you’ve been falling, hold on to me…†I love you always, Your Sofia ðŸ¤,” Sofia shared on Instagram.
“Surprise (again) 🎙 – another tune from the archives recorded years ago . #MakingaMonsterOutofMe,” Katherine wrote on her account. “When there are such astronomical extenuating circumstances, it can be easy to let external influences affect who we are and who we become. Even when the world isn’t upside down, one can become lost in a situation, a person, or even a time when life seems to spin out of control. In those moments, it’s important to acknowledge that and remember who you are at your core.”
“Life can take us for a ride and seem to turn us into someone we don’t recognize,” she continued. “We all have a choice to make as to the person we want to be and the influence we want to have on those around us. No matter what sort of monster you may be facing, it’s never to late to find your strength and your light and choose to do better. So enjoy the tune, get on your feet, and shake off those monsters. It’s also featured for a moment in episode 1 of #THESTAND… 💗 xKat”
We also have a new duet from Tori Kelly and JoJo, who teamed up for a rendition of Aretha Franklin‘s “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman” for Global Citizen’s upcoming album, STAND UP.
Why Don’t We premiered the music video for their latest new track “Slow Down,” Julie and the Phantoms star Jeremy Shada debuted his new song “Will They Won’t They,” and Scotty Sire released a new holiday song, “25 Christmas Trees,” with Toddy Smith.
The 25-year-old actress stars as Julie Lawry in the CBS All Access series.
Katherine recently opened up about her character and the show, and what it was like filming a pandemic series before the pandemic started.
“What’s great about The Stand is, yes, it’s about all of this, but beyond that, it’s more about the people and more about what happens to who’s left behind and more about what you go through as a human being and forcing to choose kind of what you stand for and who you are as a person,” she told Hollywood Life.
“It’s really ultimately the choices that you make that create your destiny, and that’s kind of the core for all of the characters,” Katherine continued. “Obviously, being Stephen King, every single character is so complex and rich and has so much going on that you just put them in this sort of situation and it’s brutal, and it’s very adult, and it’s absurd, and Stephen King at its finest, and I’m so excited for people to see.â€
