Billy Magnussen ("Road House," "Lilo & Stitch"), Ella Purnell ("Fallout," "Yellowjackets") and Ariana Greenblatt ("Barbie," "Now You See Me: Now You Don't") are set to star in the upcoming serial killer teen comesdy "Hot Ted" directed by SNL alumni Hannah Levy in their feature directorial debug.

The lead character image, led by CEO Dave Bishop, will be available for global sales in the upcoming Cannes Film Market.

"Hot Ted" follows True-Crime podcast enthusiast Zoe (Greenblatt), whose parents are reluctant to send to the Shady Pines Camp in the summer. When camp counselor Liz didn’t arrive for breakfast in one day, counselor Purnell told everyone that she had to leave for a “family emergency.” But Liz doesn't buy it and believes that consultant Ted (Magnussen) is behind Liz's disappearance. According to the summary, "Ted has all the logos of a classic serial killer: he's not on social media, he owns a van. The only trouble is that he's too hot to be the killer. It depends on Zoe and her friends to investigate the truth: Is Hot ted a Hot ted, a serial killer, or is he like him, like…the perfect guy?"

"Hot Ted" was performed by Magnussen, Shane Andries and Anne Hollister for Happybad Bungalow ("COUP!"), Javier Chapa and Phillip Braun for Mucho Mas Media ("Rosario", "Rosario", "Long Game") and Purnell (marked her second Serial Killer Starring/Product of Sky/Starring/Starring/Starring seky/Starz sewsewpea sewsweedpea seledpea''). Morgan Cano-Long and Robert Muñoz will perform production for Mucho Mas. The protagonist's bishops James Pugh and George Hamilton serve as executive producers. The script was written by Grace McLeod.

Director Levy said: "'Hot Ted' is a psychological thriller that the virgin imagines. "This is the movie I've always dreamed of making - a reinvention of camp comedy, about being a teenager now and forever. ”

“Happybad Bungalow is meant to enhance original, inspiring artists,” Magnussen added. “We have never been thrilled with razors and Hannah Levy’s voice in this refreshing project!”

Levy is an experienced director of "Saturday Night Live" who started their careers at Onion and Die Die, founded by Will Ferrell and Adam McKay. Levy also directed the plot of the Emmy Award-winning series "John Mulaney Presents: Everyone in LA" and wrote for the hit comedy central series "Selternatino" and Netflix's "Murlyville." At SNL, they worked on the iconic digital shorts, directed hosts such as Billie Eilish, Daniel Craig and Kim Kardashian, and served as hosts in Viral Sketch.

McLeod is a queer playwright and screenwriter from New York City, whose work uses humor to solve social truth. Her queer adult drama Herland won a national new drama rolling world premiere in 2019, with productions held in Chicago, San Diego and Los Angeles. As a playwright, McLeod has worked with the playwright field and does not guarantee works, Goodman Theater, Ashland New Theater Festival, Ima Theater Company, etc.

"It's not fresher than this - sharp, hilarious and original spin on this genre," Bishop added. "The chaos, outrageous moments of Ted nail, childhood disappearing and adulthood, accompanied by the killer actors led by Billy, Ariana and Ella, it's a whole 'instant Classic' that says it."

Magnussen is rejected by UTA, Anonymous Content and Sloane, Offer, Weber & Dern; Purnell is rejected by Curtis Brown Group, WME Entertainment, Range Media Partners, Shelter PR and Sloane, Evers, Weber, & Dern; Greenblatt is rejected by Paradigm Talent Agency, Mosaic, Branding and Jackoway, Jackoway Austen Tyerman, Wertheimer Mandelbaum Morris Morris Bernstein Trattner Auerbach Hynick Hynick Hynick Hynick Hynick Hynick Jaime Levine Sample & Klein; Levy was first rejected by artist and Ziffren Brittenham; McLeod was first rejected by artist and Gersh.