Former EastEnders star Zack Morris has joined the cast of Priyanka Chopra Jonas's next movie for Amazon MGM Studios, The Bluff.
Morris, best known for the role of Keegan Baker on the BBC soap, will appear in the film from director Frank E Flowers, who co-wrote the script with Joe Ballarini.
Also starring The Boys' Karl Urban, The Bluff follows a former pirate played by Chopra Jonas who is determined to keep her family safe when a dangerous part of her past comes to light.
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Morris took to his Instagram to share the news, with some of his EastEnders co-stars congratulating him on the new job.
"Come on g!" Shiv Jalota wrote alongside a fire emoji, with Jessica Plummer also commenting with some fire and heart emojis.
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Harry Reid wrote: "Congrats my lil big man x" while Bonnie Langford cheered Morris on with a "Yes!! Xx".
Emma Barton wrote: "Wow," while Milly Zero commented with a series of nail polish emojis to celebrate her pal.
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Produced by Anthony and Joe Russo, The Bluff also features The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power star Ismael Cruz Cordova, as well as Safia Oakley-Green and Vedanten Naidoo.
The cast is rounded out by Star Wars' Temuera Morrison and Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga's David Field, with Pacharo Mzembe and Gideon Mzembe also starring.
Morris starred on EastEnders between 2017 and 2022.
His other acting credits include the role of Isaiah in Hulu and Disney+ supernatural series Goosebumps, which premiered in 2023 and is based on the book series by R L Stine. The actor made his film debut in the survival thriller Jericho Ridge.
The Bluff doesn't have a release date yet.
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