The Russo brothers (Joe and Anthony), known for their work in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, have a new science fiction film in sight and will reunite with Netflix to carry out the adaptation of “The Electric State“.
The drama is based on the graphic novel of the same name by Simon Stålenhag, which is set in an alternate world of the 1990s and follows the story of a young orphaned teenager searching for her brother.
The title is characterized by its visual aesthetic, which combines retro and futuristic elements, evoking a sense of wonder and unease. Millie Bobby Brown has been cast in the lead role, bringing Michelle to life.
The Electric State rumored cast salary: Stars’ earnings
“The Electric State” is scheduled to be released on Netflix in March 2025, and although the exact date is not yet known, other details about the project have emerged, including a rumored budget of $320 million.
The movie has generated a lot of anticipation due to the popularity of Millie Bobby Brown, especially for her role in “Stranger Things”, as well as the reputation of the Russo brothers in action and adventure cinema.
The science fiction drama is shaping up to be an ambitious project that could mark a new milestone in the careers of its leads and in the production of films in this genre on major streaming platforms.
In addition to the actress, who recently married her boyfriend Jake Bongiovi, the cast includes big names from the industry such as Chris Pratt, Ke Huy Quan, Stanley Tucci, Devyn Dalton and Terry Notary, among others.
While Millie is undoubtedly the main character of the story, Showbiz Galore reported that she may not have become the highest-paid cast member for the title; instead, that honor might go to Pratt with $20 million.
Here, check out the rumored salaries of the main stars of The Electric State for their respective characters:
- Chris Pratt as Keats | $20 million
- Millie Bobby Brown as Michelle | $5 million
- Brian Cox as Popfly | $1 million
- Stanley Tucci as Ethan Skate | $700,000
- Ke Huy Quan as Dr. Amherst | $250,000
- Martin Klebba as Herman | $500,000
- Jenny Slate as Penny Pal | $350,000
- Woody Norman as Christopher | $80,000
