Pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter is set to take on the iconic role of Alice in a new, big-screen musical adaptation of Lewis Carroll's beloved classic "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland." The Disney star, who has already made waves with her Grammy-nominated music, will not only star but also produce this highly anticipated Universal Pictures project.
Carpenter, fresh from garnering a slew of nominations at the upcoming Grammys, joins forces with filmmaker Lorene Scafaria, known for her work on "Hustlers," to bring this timeless tale to life. Marc Platt, the mastermind behind stage hits like "Wicked" and "La La Land," will also be on board to helm the production.
This new movie marks a significant milestone in Carpenter's acting career, as she transitions from supporting roles to leading lady status for a major studio. The Montgomery County native has made a name for herself with appearances in films such as "Tall Girl," "Horns," and "The Hate U Give." Before launching her music career, she was also a mainstay on the Disney Channel's spinoff series "Girl Meets World."
Carpenter's latest Grammy nods have been met with widespread excitement, as she has secured spots in three of the award show's four major categories: album, record, and song of the year. Her seventh studio album, "Man's Best Friend," has yielded a hit single in "Manchild," which will also compete for best pop solo performance and best music video at the Grammys.
Carpenter, fresh from garnering a slew of nominations at the upcoming Grammys, joins forces with filmmaker Lorene Scafaria, known for her work on "Hustlers," to bring this timeless tale to life. Marc Platt, the mastermind behind stage hits like "Wicked" and "La La Land," will also be on board to helm the production.
This new movie marks a significant milestone in Carpenter's acting career, as she transitions from supporting roles to leading lady status for a major studio. The Montgomery County native has made a name for herself with appearances in films such as "Tall Girl," "Horns," and "The Hate U Give." Before launching her music career, she was also a mainstay on the Disney Channel's spinoff series "Girl Meets World."
Carpenter's latest Grammy nods have been met with widespread excitement, as she has secured spots in three of the award show's four major categories: album, record, and song of the year. Her seventh studio album, "Man's Best Friend," has yielded a hit single in "Manchild," which will also compete for best pop solo performance and best music video at the Grammys.