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Rain Spencer joins Maude Apatow and Mike Faist in Sarah Elizabeth Mintz's film The Maid of Orleans

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Deadline reported that Rain Spencer has joined Maude Apatow and Mike Faist in writer‑director Sarah Elizabeth Mintz’s dramatic film The Maid of Orleans. The article notes Faist previously appeared in Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story.

Why it matters

Fans of Spielberg may note that actor Mike Faist, who was in Spielberg’s West Side Story, is part of this new cast.

Key facts

  1. Rain Spencer is known for Good Girl Jane, The Summer I Turned Pretty, and Big Girls Don’t Cry.
  2. Maude Apatow is known for Poetic License and Euphoria.
  3. Mike Faist is known for Spielberg’s West Side Story, Challengers, and East of Eden.
  4. Sarah Elizabeth Mintz is the writer and director of The Maid of Orleans.

Evidence

Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.

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