Catherine Zeta-Jones to Play Unorthodox Marriage Counselor in Thriller ‘Cupid’ for Director Tate Taylor and ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ Writers

Catherine Zeta-Jones is set to star in the psychological thriller "Cupid," where she will portray an unorthodox marriage counselor. Her character's unconventional methods are expected to push a fractured relationship into increasingly dangerous territory. The film will be directed by Tate Taylor, known for his previous works including "Ma," "The Girl on the Train," and "The Help." The screenplay for "Cupid" is written by the Van Dyke brothers, who have previously collaborated on "Don’t Worry Darling." The announcement of Zeta-Jones's role in "Cupid" underscores her ongoing presence in the film industry, following her acclaimed performances in notable films such as "Chicago" and "Traffic." The project is being developed with the involvement of Upgrade and CAA Media Finance, which are launching at the European Film Market (EFM). This involvement indicates a strategic effort to secure financing and distribution for the film as it moves through the production stages. Filming for "Cupid" is currently being lined up, although specific dates and locations have not been disclosed. The collaboration between Zeta-Jones and Taylor, along with the screenplay by the Van Dyke brothers, suggests a strong creative team behind the project. The film aims to explore themes of relationships and psychological tension, making it a significant addition to the thriller genre.