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Lionsgate has acquired and greenlit the horror feature 'Portrait of God,' starring Chase Infiniti and directed by emerging filmmaker Dylan Clark. The project marks the first collaboration between producers Sam Raimi and Jordan Peele.
Lionsgate has acquired and greenlit the horror feature 'Portrait of God,' starring Chase Infiniti and directed by Dylan Clark. The project marks the first collaboration between producers Sam Raimi and Jordan Peele, following its departure from Universal.
Lionsgate has acquired the horror film 'Portrait of God' from emerging director Dylan Clark, securing a greenlight for production. The project features Chase Infiniti in the lead role and marks the first collaboration between producers Sam Raimi and Jordan Peele. The film is based on Clark's viral short, which has garnered over 10 million views on YouTube since 2022.
TIFF 2026 review of The Julia Set centers on Julia Fischer, a brilliant freshman played by Chase Infiniti, who becomes entangled with a dangerous, red-flag suitor named Pascal. The film blends math-competition ambitions with a fraught romance, delivering sharp moments and strong performances while frequently feeling uneven in tone and hard to invest in due to Julia’s distance. Premiered at TIFF and is seeking U.S. distribution; the reviewer gives it a Grade C.
At TIFF, The Julia Set emerges as a taut, stylish coming‑of‑age drama led by Chase Infiniti’s magnetic, nuanced performance as Julia Fischer, a math prodigy drawn into a dangerous romance with her TA; directed by Niki Byrne in her feature debut, the film blends sharp dialogue, high-stakes competition, and personal reckoning to suggest Infiniti’s growing star power.
At TIFF, Chase Infiniti and Christopher Briney discuss The Julia Set, a coming-of-age drama directed by Niki Byrne about a math prodigy Julia and her romance with Pascal; Infiniti also serves as an executive producer, reflecting on the fast shoot, mentorship from co‑stars and directors, and the film’s intimate, independent feel that showcases their ongoing growth and ambitions.
At the 2026 Gotham TV Awards, HBO Max’s DTF St. Louis led the night with multiple wins, including Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series and a Supporting Performance for David Harbour; Pluribus won Breakthrough Drama Series, I Love LA won Breakthrough Comedy Series, and Chase Infiniti earned Outstanding Lead Performance in a Drama Series for The Testaments. Other winners included Michael Shannon (Lead in Death by Lightning), Tim Robinson (Lead in The Chair Company), Laurie Metcalf (Supporting in Big Mistakes), Katrina: Come Hell and High Water (Breakthrough Nonfiction Series), Reflection in a Dead Diamond (Outstanding Original Film), and Cory Michael Smith (Lead in Mountainhead). Special honorees included Claire Danes, Kerry Washington, Michelle Pfeiffer, the Duffer brothers, and the ensemble of Love Story: JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette.
Hulu released the first trailer for The Testaments, the sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale, signaling a new generation’s fight against Gilead with Chase Infiniti in a key role; Agnes and Daisy navigate a dystopian prep school as Aunt Lydia looms large, with Bruce Miller and Elisabeth Moss attached to guide the series. The first three episodes drop April 8, followed by weekly releases.
The British Academy named its five nominees for the 2026 Rising Star award—Chase Infiniti, Miles Caton, Archie Madekwe, Robert Aramayo and Posy Sterling—highlighting a mix of British and American talent; the winner is publicly voted during BAFTA Film Awards season, with the ceremony set for February 22 at London’s Royal Festival Hall.
Leonardo DiCaprio’s off-stage moment at the Golden Globes—a clip of him animatedly interacting with an unknown attendee—went viral on TikTok, fueling lip-reading theories about what he said (with suggestions it involved his One Battle co-star Chase Infiniti and a nod to K-pop), as Timothée Chalamet won Best Actor for Best Musical/Comedy.
Leonardo DiCaprio sparked online buzz at the Golden Globes with a candid off-stage moment in which he jokes and appears to impersonate a fellow attendee; lip-reading theories swirled online about what he said, including a nod to a 'K-pop' moment, while his One Battle After Another co-star Chase Infiniti watched, and DiCaprio was later seen embracing Timothée Chalamet after Chalamet won Best Actor — Musical or Comedy.
Chase Infiniti, a 24-year-old actress, made her impressive film debut in 'One Battle After Another,' acting alongside stars like Leonardo DiCaprio and Regina Hall, and performing action scenes such as shoot-outs and car chases. She discussed her audition process, her experience working with established actors, and her personal connection to the film's themes of racism. Infiniti also shared her background, her love for action films, and her upcoming role in 'The Testaments.'
Chase Infiniti makes her film debut in 'One Battle After Another' alongside Leonardo DiCaprio, impressing with her powerful performance and martial arts skills. Named after characters from 'Toy Story' and 'Batman Forever,' she previously appeared in the series 'Presumed Innocent' and is seen as a rising star representing a new generation of activists through her role in the film.
Chase Infiniti, a 24-year-old actress making her feature debut in Paul Thomas Anderson’s film 'One Battle After Another,' discusses her role, her journey into Hollywood, and her admiration for co-stars like Regina Hall and Teyana Taylor, highlighting her aspirations and the impactful experiences during filming.
Chase Infiniti, a 25-year-old actress making her film debut in Paul Thomas Anderson's 'One Battle After Another,' has quickly gained attention for her compelling performance as Leo DiCaprio's daughter, showcasing her talent and promising a bright future in Hollywood, with upcoming roles including a lead in 'The Testaments'.