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Olivia Wilde's comedy 'Naughty' adds Kate O'Flynn, Jamie Demetriou and Dexter Sol Ansell

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Deadline reported that Kate O'Flynn, an Emmy-winning actress, has joined Olivia Wilde's upcoming holiday comedy 'Naughty', along with Jamie Demetriou and Dexter Sol Ansell. The film also stars Jennifer Aniston and Peter Dinklage, and character details for the new trio are being kept under wraps.

Why it matters

Fans of Olivia Wilde can note new cast members joining her upcoming comedy, indicating the project's progress and expanding its ensemble.

Key facts

  1. Kate O'Flynn is an Emmy-winning actress noted for her breakout role in "Widow's Bay".
  2. Jamie Demetriou is a BAFTA winner, known for "The Moment".
  3. Dexter Sol Ansell is recognized for his role in "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms".
  4. The project is a holiday comedy being produced by Universal.

Evidence

Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.

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