Hes All That: Whos in the cast

Publish date: 2024-06-24

TIKTOK star Addison Rae, 20, will star in the upcoming reboot of the 1999 film She’s All That.

It was announced that the movie will land on Netflix later this year.

What is He’s All That?

He’s All That, which is in pre-production, is a reboot of the teen flick She’s All That, which starred Rachael Leigh Cook and Freddie Prinze Jr.

The TikTok star plays a female version of Prinze’s character as she tries to give a male classmate a makeover.

It is a gender swap of the 1999 film that saw Cook’s character get a makeover from Prinze’s jock and his sister.

“I’m so excited to finally share the news that i am getting the opportunity to make my acting debut in HE’S ALL THAT which is a remake of one of my all time favorite movies, SHE’S ALL THAT,” Rae wrote on Instagram earlier this year.

“I’m so grateful for the opportunities that have been presented to me and none of it would have ever happened without every single one of you.
I LOVE YOU ALL SO MUCH!!

“I can’t wait for you to see it!!! I can’t wait to work with this amazing team and everyone involved in making the film and am so thankful to everyone who gave me this incredible opportunity.”

Netflix picked up the Miramax movie in a $20million deal, and it will be released globally later this year.

Who is in the cast of He’s All That?

The cast of He’s All That includes Rae, Tanner Buchanan, Madison Pettis, Peyton Meyer, and Isabella Crovetti.

Buchanan has been featured in such shows as Designated Survivor and Cobra Kai.

The 22-year-old Pettis, a model and actress, has dozens of tv credits to her name.

It will be the feature film debut for Rae.

Did filming for He’s All That force the shutdown of a Covid testing site?

The city of Los Angeles was slammed for temporarily closing a Covid testing site in Union Station, according to The New York Post.

Miramax had been granted a permit to film at Union Station on December 1, which forced the cancellation of appointments made by local residents to get tested, The Los Angeles Times reported.

However, the testing station reopened the same day.

“Working with @LAFD, @Curative & @MetroLosAngeles, my team has worked to reopen testing at Union Station on Tuesday,” Mayor Eric Garcetti tweeted on December 1.

“The 504 Angelenos who were scheduled for a test there can visit the kiosk as originally planned or any of the other 14 City sites, where we offer 38K tests daily.”

A rep for Miramax told Page Six: “This was not a request from Miramax and once they learned of the disruption, production asked that the testing company resume its services at that location.

“Additionally – Filming is not near the testing kiosks.”

Coronavirus cases in Los Angeles have been soaring to an alarming degree, with a record number of people being hospitalized.