DEADLINE – EXCLUSIVE: Whodunnit, the indie rom-com starring Lana Condor on which we were recently first to report, has rounded out its cast. Newcomers include Jack Whitehall (Jungle Cruise), Robbie Amell (Upload), Lizze Broadway (Gen V), Elizabeth Mitchell (Lost), and Randall Park (Fresh Off the Boat).

No character details were disclosed. Currently in production in Oregon, Whodunnit follows Tess Klein (Condor), whose life was supposed to follow the plan: love by 25, marriage by 30, baby by 34. But after a spectacularly failed marriage proposal and one wild rebound weekend where her best friend Kelsey tells her “the only way to get over someone is to get under someone else,” Tess finds herself pregnant…and clueless about who the father is. As she sets out to solve the mystery, she discovers that sometimes, the right family finds you.

Hailing from BuzzFeed Studios, CaliWood Pictures, Fortitude International, and Nickel City Pictures, the film’s director is Nora Kirkpatrick (A Tree Fell in the Woods), who is working from a script by Jessica Kravitz and Chelsea Catalanotto, with revisions by Kirkpatrick.

Producers include Richard Alan Reid and Michael Philip for BuzzFeed Studios, along with Mark Fasano and Matthew Goldberg of Nickel City Pictures, and Mike Blutstein of Hooky Media. Nadine De Barros of Fortitude International and R. Wesley Sierk III, John D. Straley, Jina Panebianco, and Audra Gricius of CaliWood Pictures are executive producers. Fortitude International and BuzzFeed Studios are handling worldwide sales.

Whitehall is represented by CAA and Independent Talent. Amell is repped by UTA, Synchrony Artists and Felker Toczek McGinnis. Broadway is repped by WME, Anonymous Content and Myman Greenspan Fox. Mitchell is repped by IAG and Link Entertainment. Park is with UTA and Artists First.

Robbie and Stephen have started a Kickstarter to help fund the release of two graphic novels in the Code 8 universe. Head to the Kickstarter page to see what you can get with the amount of money you pledge!

Today marks supporting Robbie and his career for the past 17 years!

I will be doing some revamping of the pages, including full filmography pages of Robbie’s films and television roles and writing a real biography. The gallery is almost completely updated as Jasper and I will be adding missing screen captures, but public appearances, photoshoots and production photos have been added!

I’d like to thank Jess for being caretaker of the site for the past five years, and I’m so glad to be back!

I’ve put up new matching themes, courtesy of my wonderful friend Claudia at Never Enough Design!

Today, Robbie celebrates his 36th birthday. We hope he has a great day celebrating with his family and friends.

As a side note, over the last few days we’ve put up a new layout on the website, and a lot more updates will be coming before the end of the month. Keep coming back to see more.

DEADLINE.COM: UTA has signed actor and producer Robbie Amell for representation in all areas.

Most recently, Amell produced and was seen starring in the Netflix sci-fi actioner Code 8: Part II, which laid claim to the #1 spot globally for 10 days. Approaching the fourth and final season of his Prime Video series Upload from creator Greg Daniels, he can also be seen in Season 3 of Netflix’s hit series, The Witcher.

Recently, in film, Amell had memorable roles in Resident Evil: Welcome to Racoon City, as well as the Netflix horror comedy The Babysitter and its sequel The Babysitter: Killer Queen. He also played the lovable ex-boyfriend in Amazon’s EXmas, one of the highest-viewed films on the platform during the holiday season.

Born in Toronto, Amell began acting as a child, taking on roles in theatre before his film debut in Cheaper by the Dozen 2 opposite Steve Martin, Hilary Duff, and Eugene Levy. Thereafter, he went on to roles in Nickelodeon’s True Jackson, VP, MTV’s Zach Stone Is Gonna Be Famous, The CW’s The Tomorrow People, ABC’s Modern Family, Fox’s The X-Files, and Netflix’s A Series of Unfortunate Events, among other projects.

As a partner at Collective Pictures, Amell has spearheaded projects including Code 8 and the aforementioned Code 8: Part II. Most recently, Lionsgate purchased Collective Pictures’ romantic dramedy Float, which he produced and stars in opposite Andrea Bang.

Up next, Amell is set to star in the sports comedy Racewalkers, also producing under the Collective Pictures banner. He will continue to be represented by David Eisenberg at Protégé Entertainment, Alex Barnes at Synchrony Artists, and Felker Toczek Suddleson.

I’m slowly filling in the gaps of Robbie’s filmography, starting with his brief role as Brandon in 2020 film Eat Wheaties!.