CATHERINE ZETA JONES TO STAR IN DISNEY + NATIONAL TREASURE ADVENTURE TV SERIES! RUFUS SEWELL, VANESSA REDGRAVE, EVAN RACHEL WOOD TO LEAD ALL THAT I AM WW2 MOVIE ADAPTATION

 CATHERINE ZETA JONES JOINS

NATIONAL TREASURE SERIES

Beside starring in Netflix series Wednesday as Morticia Adams, Catherine Zeta Jones will also play a lead in Disney + new series NATIONAL TREASURE

Catherine Zeta Jones will star in National Treasure

as Billie, a badass billionaire, black market antiquities expert, and treasure hunter, who lives by her own code. She transformed herself from a penniless orphan to a shrewd, stylish business woman and adventurer. Billie’s used to getting what she wants and she wants the Pan-American treasure. But not just for the money. This treasure has deeper stakes for her. Zuri Reed, Lyndon Smith, Jake Austin Walker, Antonio Cipriano, and Jordan Rodrigues will also star. This Mira Nair directed series is set to explore timely issues of identity, community, historical authorship, and

Jake Austin Walker and Lisette Alexis will lead the cast

patriotism told from the point of view of Jess Morales (Lisette Alexis), a twenty-year-old dreamer who, with her diverse group of friends, sets off on the adventure of a lifetime to uncover her mysterious family history and save a lost Pan-American treasure!

 ALL THAT I AM WW2 FILM 

CASTS RUFUS SEWELL, EVAN R. WOOD, VANESSA REDGRAVE

As Variety reports Evan Rachel Wood, Rufus Sewell and Vanessa Redgrave will lead movie adaptation of WW2 book ALL THAT I AM by Anna Funder, a true story about four German-Jewish literati-turned-anti-Nazi activists who are forced to flee to London following the rise of Adolf Hitler’s regime in Germany. Sixty years later, one of the group members, Ruth

Rufus Sewell will play Ernst Toller in the adaptation

Wesemann, is living in Sydney, Australia, and is the sole survivor of the four. One day she receives a package containing the posthumous memoirs of her old friend Ernst Toller and is drawn back into her memories, and the years in which the four emigrés smuggled highly classified documents from Hermann Goering’s office into the hands of Winston Churchill.