Oliver Stone's upcoming film, 'White Lies', is set to star Stephanie Suganami, adding to the already impressive cast. Suganami, a rising star in the industry, joins Josh Hartnett, Leila George, Michael Douglas, Willem Dafoe, Ellen Barkin, Homer Gere, and Yvonne Chapman in this highly anticipated project. The film, directed by Stone himself, delves into themes of family, loss, and the transformative power of love across generations. It follows the story of Jack Freeman, a man trapped in a cycle of divorce and marital unhappiness, who embarks on a journey of self-discovery and lust. Suganami will portray Chika, a woman who intersects with Jack's life and son, Joe, offering a contrasting perspective and a path to redemption. This marks a significant return to directing for Stone, who last helmed the Oscar-winning 'Snowden' in 2016. The film's production is a collaborative effort, with Fernando Sulichin producing alongside Maximilien Arvelaiz and Jordan Gertner for New Element Media, and Tarak Ben Ammar, Gianluca Leurini of Eagle Pictures serving as executive producers. James Packer and Jose Luis Manzano are also involved in the project. Suganami's involvement in 'White Lies' showcases her versatility as an actress, having previously starred in various films and television shows, including the horror film 'Opus', the romantic comedy 'Something from Tiffany's', and the Starz series 'Power'. Beyond her acting career, Suganami is a prominent social entrepreneur and activist, with a strong online presence and partnerships with major brands. She has founded the digital climate education platform @FutureEarth and is an ambassador for several environmental initiatives, including The Environmental Working Group and John Kerry's World War Zero. Her dedication to social causes and her influence in the entertainment industry make her a valuable addition to 'White Lies', bringing a unique perspective to the film's exploration of personal transformation and societal issues.
