Director Jonathan Schey says his feature debut ‘Everybody Wants to Fuck Me’—a London‑based rom‑com‑thriller‑horror‑satire—will premiere in Toronto and includes Taron Egerton in a role. Schey described the project as an attempt to poke fun at performative nice guys and said it could be both among the worst choices and the best.
Why it matters
Fans of Taron Egerton will see him in a genre‑blending, satirical film by a first‑time feature director.
Key facts
- Jonathan Schey is the director of “Everybody Wants to Fuck Me.”
- The film is described as a London‑based rom‑com‑thriller‑horror‑satire.
- It will premiere in Toronto.
- Taron Egerton has been cast to play a role in the film.
- Schey said the film attempts to poke fun at performative nice guys and could be both among the worst choices and the best.
Evidence
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