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Nicholas Galitzine in final talks to play Ichabod Crane opposite Sydney Sweeney in Sony's "Hollow"

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Sources told Deadline that Nicholas Galitzine is in final negotiations to portray Ichabod Crane opposite Sydney Sweeney in Sony Pictures’ upcoming spooky feature "Hollow." The film also includes Belmont Cameli in its cast and is based on work by filmmaker Lindsey.

Why it matters

Sweeney fans learn she is attached to a new Sony film with a potential co‑star, Nicholas Galitzine.

Key facts

  1. The project is Sony Pictures’ film titled "Hollow."
  2. Sydney Sweeney is set to star in "Hollow."
  3. Nicholas Galitzine is negotiating to play Ichabod Crane in the film.
  4. Belmont Cameli is also cast in "Hollow."
  5. The film is described as a spooky feature based on work by filmmaker Lindsey.

Evidence

Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.

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