The screenplay for this upcoming project will be penned by Ross Evans, recognized for his work on 'How To Save a Marriage'.

Her latest album, 'Brat', has achieved commercial success and critical acclaim, topping charts globally and earning a Metacritic score of 95/100.

Charli XCX is set to star in and produce a new film directed by the acclaimed Takashi Miike, known for his works like 'Audition' and 'Ichi the Killer', although specific plot details remain undisclosed.

In addition to this film, Charli has a busy slate of projects, including 'The Moment', '100 Nights of Hero', a remake of 'Faces of Death', 'I Want Your Sex', 'The Gallerist', and 'Sacrifice'.

Earlier this month, she performed at Coachella 2025, featuring guest appearances from artists such as Lorde and Billie Eilish, and is scheduled for more festival performances in the coming months.

The announcement of Charli's acting career has garnered mixed reactions, as she joins a growing list of musicians transitioning into acting, including Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga.

Charli's recent endeavors also include a collaboration with H&M during London Fashion Week, further establishing her presence in the fashion industry.

In the American remake of 'Faces of Death', Charli will co-star alongside notable actors including Dacre Montgomery and Barbie Ferreira.

Despite contemplating an end to her 'Brat' era, Charli expressed uncertainty about moving on from this significant phase of her career.

Currently, Charli is completing her Brat U.S. Arena Tour, which includes a four-night performance at Barclays Center in Brooklyn starting May 1, 2025.

Recently, Charli completed filming 'Erupcja' in Poland, where she felt a strong creative synergy with director Pete Ohs.

She has gained attention for her striking campaign for Kim Kardashian's Skims shapewear brand, solidifying her multi-faceted career.