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87North's Kelly McCormick and Leitch will produce alongside Imagine's Brian Grazer, Jeb Brody, and Allan Mandelbaum, with Bianculli exec producing. The film enters production this summer and is slated for release in theaters on September 4, 2026.
Feliz garnered rave reviews for his work alongside Colin Farrell and Cristin Milioti in the Golden Globe and Critics Choice- nominated HBO series The Penguin, a limited series following the efforts of Oswald Cobb aka The Penguin (Farrell) to seize the reins of the crime world in Gotham. Feliz plays Cobb's lovable protégé, Victor Aguilar, and will next be seen in The Mastermind, a crime flick from writer-director Kelly Reichardt, which is set to premiere at Cannes next week.
Previously, Feliz has also featured in George Clooney's Amazon film The Tender Bar and the Oscar-winning animated feature Encanto, as well as both the acclaimed dramedy Casual and Marvel's Runaways at Hulu. He is repped by Neon Kite, CAA, and Goodman, Genow, Schenkman.
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