"A Christmas in Vermont" actor Chevy Chase and "Joe Dirt 2: Beautiful Loser" actor Dennis Miller are joining "Ghost Rider" star Peter Fonda in Frank Peluso's caper comedy "The Ogilvy Fortune." A slew of legendary comedians is teaming up for the upcoming movie.
Chase will play in an undisclosed role, which is still under wraps, and Miller as Termite in "The Ogilvy Fortune." According to The Hollywood Reporter, "The Nice Guys" actor Keith David and "Horace and Pete" actor George Wallace are also joining. "Jack Reacher: Never Go Back" actor Holt McCallany, "Dice" actor Andrew Dice Clay, and "Code Black" actor Richard Lewis are already set.
Sports Illustrated model Solveig Mørk Hansen and the Australian actress Isabel Lucas will also appear in "The Ogilvy Fortune." Filmmaker Nick Cassavetes will also join the cast in an on-camera role, further expanding on his role as executive producer, Variety reported.
"The Ogilvy Fortune" follows the frantic search for pirate treasure, which is lost and hidden beneath a Caribbean Island hotel that is just days away from being demolished. Alongside Cassavetes, it will be executive produced by Nancy Nayor, Josh Gould, Bruce Rubenstein, and Tangley C. Lloyd.
"The Ogilvy Fortune" will be produced by "The Belko Experiment" co-producer Jimmy Holcomb of Opsis Entertainment. Luis Gonzalez-Bunster and Chief Executive Officer Rolando Gonzalez-Bunster of InterEnergy are financing and also producing.
"The Water Diviner" actress Lucas is repped by Meissner Management Australia, Innovative Artists, and Silver Lining Entertainment. Chase is represented by APA and Link Entertainment. Miller is repped by Brillstein Entertainment Partners.
David is represented by Silvermine Entertainment. Wallace is repped by Media Artists Group. Hansen is repped by IMG Models and WME, making "The Ogilvy Fortune" her feature film debut.
"The Ogilvy Fortune" is set to begin shooting after the New Year at Pinewood Studios in the Dominican Republic.
Watch the video of "A Christmas in Vermont" trailer starring Abigail Hawk, Chevy Chase, and Howard Hesseman:
