Karla Sofa Gascn has a new film role and

After repeatedly stealing a violent reaction in the weeks before the Oscars last month, Karla Sofía Gascón has hooked her next big screen role.

According to Variety, the actor of “Emilia Pérez” has joined the cast of “The Life Lift”, a co -starring psychological thriller starring Vincent Galle. She will portray a psychiatrist who “embodies both God and the devil” in the film, to be directed by Stefania Rossella Grassi.

Gallo will play Gabriel, a tormented man from New York who is driven “to commit atrocious murders,” by variety.

Although a release date for “The Life Lift” has not yet been confirmed, the news of their casting obtained an online heated response, given the respective Hollywood reputation of Gallo and Gascón.

“I would never have imagined this collaboration nightmare,” a person wrote on X, previously Twitter.

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Last year, Gallo was investigated by SAG-AFTRA after being accused of misconduct on the set by multiple actors that auditioned for their next film, “The Policeman”.

The director Jordan Gertner and the film’s production company, Pacific Media Productions, have defended the actor “Buffalo ’66”, who is also an open defender of President Donald Trump, against the accusations.

As for Gascón, the Spanish actor won praise for his interpretation of a former Mexican poster leader who undergoes gender statement surgery in “Emilia Pérez”, a co -crutched musical tamillero Selena Gomez and Zoe Saldaña.

However, the Oscar de Gascón campaign began to implio, when he accused the team of his companion nominated for best actress Fernanda Torres to speak badly about “Emilia Pérez”, raising concerns about violating the campaign rules of the academy in the process.

Days later, a series of X -year publications from the Gascon account resurfaced in which he expressed incendiary opinions about Muslims, Jews and George Floyd, among other issues.

Gascón apologized for the publications, but nevertheless continued to attract Ire with a series of appearances in the questionable media. Netflix, who bought “Emilia Pérez” for about $ 12 million, responded by eliminating the actor from promotional materials for the film.

Finally, Gascón lost the Oscar to Mikey Madison for “Anora.” Weeks after the ceremony, however, he gave a challenging tone while revealed a new memory in Spain, describing herself as “less racist than Gandhi.”

“No one has to forgive me for anything. If someone feels offended for things I can have done in my life, to come and tell me,” he said, according to The Guardian. “It is clear that there was a campaign against me and that they continued until they obtained what they were looking for.”