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Brittany Snow to Star in Lionsgate Sequel ‘The Housemaid’s Secret,’ Joining Sydney Sweeney and Kirsten Dunst
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Culture/The Apex Times/Aug 4, 12:09 PM EDT

Brittany Snow to Star in Lionsgate Sequel ‘The Housemaid’s Secret,’ Joining Sydney Sweeney and Kirsten Dunst

Brittany Snow is set to return to Lionsgate for Paul Feig’s upcoming sequel, The Housemaid’s Secret, in which she will play Marybeth alongside Sydney Sweeney, Kirsten Dunst, and Paul Anthony Kelly.

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Brittany Snow is returning to Lionsgate for the upcoming sequel The Housemaid’s Secret, with the film now moving forward under director Paul Feig, Deadline reported. Snow will join a cast led by Sydney Sweeney and Kirsten Dunst, with Paul Anthony Kelly also set to appear, according to the report.

The project marks a new feature film role for Snow that connects back to her prior Lionsgate association, Deadline said, noting that she previously starred in the studio’s television series The Hunting Wives. In the sequel, Snow is slated to play the character Marybeth, the outlet reported, in a production tied to Todd Lieberman at Hidden Pictures.

Deadline reported that Hidden Pictures’ Todd Lieberman is producing the sequel. The film is also linked to Pretty Dangerous, which is listed in connection with the project in the outlet’s announcement. Lionsgate is producing and distributing the project under its film slate, per Deadline’s account.

The Housemaid’s Secret is described by Deadline as a sequel to The Housemaid’s Secret and is positioned as part of Lionsgate’s broader push to develop property-based thrillers with established television and film talent. The report does not provide a release date or production start date, but it identifies the principal cast and the creative team behind the film.

Feig, who is directing the sequel, is attached to the project as the filmmaker overseeing the story and performances, Deadline said. The outlet’s report frames the casting as a continuation of Lionsgate’s collaboration with high-profile performers, placing Snow in a supporting role alongside Sweeney and Dunst, both of whom are currently prominent in major film and streaming releases.

For Snow, the announcement indicates a shift from her recent television work to a studio-led feature franchise effort. The outlet did not describe how Marybeth will factor into the sequel’s plot or whether the character is connected to any specific storyline from the first installment, focusing instead on cast and production attachments.

The next steps for the film will center on completing principal photography and finalizing production details such as scheduling and release planning. Until additional announcements are made, audiences will have to rely on casting updates and production credits for guidance on the film’s direction, with Lionsgate, Hidden Pictures, and its associated producing partners now assembling the core team around Feig’s sequel.

Why It Matters

  • The casting announcement expands Lionsgate’s slate of property-based thriller content with a team that includes actors tied to major audience-facing franchises and high-profile performances.
  • Snow’s move from the Lionsgate television series The Hunting Wives into a new feature role underscores how studios often translate established working relationships into film projects.
  • The production involves multiple established producing entities, with roles attributed to Hidden Pictures and Pretty Dangerous, indicating a structured development and financing approach.
  • For viewers, the project’s momentum will likely be tracked through further casting and production updates, since the announcement does not include release timing.

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Key Facts

  • Brittany Snow has been cast in Lionsgate’s sequel The Housemaid’s Secret.
  • Snow will play the role of Marybeth in the film.
  • The film will be directed by Paul Feig.
  • The cast includes Sydney Sweeney, Kirsten Dunst, and Paul Anthony Kelly, alongside Snow.
  • Todd Lieberman of Hidden Pictures is producing the sequel, and Pretty Dangerous is also associated with the production in the announcement.
  • Deadline reported the project date of publication as August 4, 2026, without providing a release date or filming start date.
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