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‘Off Campus’ Star Stephen Kalyn Joins Sydney Sweeney In ‘Housemaid’s Secret’

Off Campus breakout Stephen Kalyn has closed a deal to join Lionsgate’s The Housemaid’s Secret starring Sydney Sweeney. Kirsten Dunst, Brittany Snow and Paul Anthony Kelly are also on board with Paul Feig directing. Producers include Hidden Pictures’ Todd Lieberman; Pretty Dangerous Pictures’ Laura Fischer and Feig, and Honey Trap’s Sweeney. In The Housemaid’s Secret, Millie Calloway (Sweeney) […]

‘Off Campus’ Star Stephen Kalyn Joins Sydney Sweeney In ‘Housemaid’s Secret’

Stephen Kalyn, known for his role in Prime Video's "Off Campus," will be part of the ensemble cast of Lionsgate's sequel "The Housemaid's Secret." This film serves as the follow-up to Lionsgate's holiday hit "The Housemaid," which starred Sydney Sweeney and grossed $400 million worldwide during the recent holiday season.

Led by Sweeney, the sequel also features Kirsten Dunst and Paul Anthony Kelly. The film is set to be directed by Paul Feig, who is returning for this installment. Rebecca Sonnenshine, who penned the original "The Housemaid," will pen the adaptation of the sequel, which is based on Freida McFadden's book of the same name.

In "The Housemaid's Secret," Sweeney's character, Millie Calloway, seeks to reintegrate into society after years of fighting to save women from abusive husbands. While working as a housemaid for wealthy CEO Douglas Garrick, played by Dunst, Millie uncovers a dark secret when she hears his wife's cries in her bedroom, prompting her to return to her old habits.

The film is set to release on December 17, 2027. Kalyn, represented by CAA, Play Management, Thruline Entertainment, and Goodman, Genow, Schenkman, Smelkinson & Christopher and Narrative, is set to play Brock, a handsome lawyer in this installment.

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