The makers of the Kim Kardashian-starrer The Fifth Wheel have begun the production of this female-driven film. The film is being directed by Eva Longoria.
Streaming giant Netflix has released first-look images from the set of The Fifth Wheel, which also stars Nikki Glaser in the lead role.
Taking to her Instagram handle, Netflix shared behind-the-scenes photos from the film`s shoot.
“The Fifth Wheel, starring Kim Kardashian, Nikki Glaser, Fortune Feimster, Brenda Song, and directed by Eva Longoria, is now in production,” wrote Netflix while sharing the photos.
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Written by Paula Pell and Janine Brito, the film is set to follow a group of high school best friends as they “attempt to reconnect during a weekend haunt to Vegas, but when a hot outsider (the titular fifth wheel, played by Kardashian, of course) crashes their weekend, they`re forced to face their messy lives, bad decisions and unraveling friendships,” reported Variety.
The Fifth Wheel is Longoria`s second time directing a feature film. The Desperate Housewives star previously directed Flamin` Hot back in 2023, chronicling the creation of Flamin` Hot Cheetos.
The comedy is Kardashian`s latest foray into acting; the reality star previously starred as Allura Grant in Hulu`s legal drama All`s Fair and as prominent publicist Siobhan Corbyn alongside Emma Roberts in Season 12 of American Horror Story.
The Fifth Wheel marks Kardashian`s first leading film role and first collaboration with Netflix.
The film is produced by Pell, Kardashian, Jessica Elbaum, Will Ferrell and Alex Brown for Gloria Sanchez, and Cris Abrego and Longoria`s Hyphenate Media Group. Mary Bundy and David Hyman serve as executive producers, according to Variety.
A release date has yet to be announced.
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