Stephen Kalyn Joins "The Housemaid's Secret" Cast

Roger Ebert

Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic whose reviews and essays defined cinema criticism for decades.

Stephen Kalyn, renowned for his performance in the hit Prime Video series "Off Campus," is set to broaden his cinematic horizons by joining the ensemble of the eagerly awaited sequel, "The Housemaid's Secret." This new role marks a significant step in his burgeoning career, placing him alongside a stellar cast in a film poised to captivate audiences with its thrilling narrative.

Unveiling New Roles: Kalyn's Next Cinematic Chapter Begins

Introducing Stephen Kalyn's Role in the Sequel

Stephen Kalyn, celebrated for his work in "Off Campus," has officially secured a pivotal role in the forthcoming movie "The Housemaid's Secret." He is slated to portray the character of Brock, adding another layer of intrigue to the film's unfolding mystery.

A Stellar Ensemble Cast for "The Housemaid's Secret"

Kalyn will share the screen with an impressive lineup of talent, including Sydney Sweeney, Kirsten Dunst, and Paul Anthony Kelly. Brittany Snow is also confirmed to play Marybeth, while Michele Morrone reprises his role as Enzo from the original "The Housemaid," promising a rich and dynamic cast performance.

The Intriguing Premise of the Upcoming Film

The plot of "The Housemaid's Secret" centers on Millie, who takes on a new housekeeping position for a woman she is never permitted to see. As she delves deeper into her duties, Millie uncovers a startling truth behind a concealed door, revealing secrets far more sinister than her own.

The Creative Minds Behind the Narrative

Rebecca Sonnenshine, who brilliantly adapted the first book, returns to pen the screenplay for "The Housemaid's Secret," drawing inspiration from Freida McFadden's bestselling novel. The production team boasts Hidden Pictures' Todd Lieberman, Laura Fischer, and Paul Feig for Pretty Dangerous Pictures, alongside Sydney Sweeney's Honey Trap banner. Carly Elter serves as executive producer, with Alex Young and Honey Trap's Kaylee McGregor co-producing.

Stephen Kalyn's Ascendancy in the Entertainment Industry

Kalyn's breakthrough moment arrived this summer with his portrayal of Dean Di Laurentis in the Prime Video series "Off Campus." The 28-year-old Canadian actor's performance contributed significantly to the show's success, which is based on Elle Kennedy's popular book series. "Off Campus" garnered an impressive 36 million global viewers within its initial 12 days, establishing itself as Prime Video's third-largest series debut during that period, trailing only "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" and "Fallout."

Anticipation for the Next "Off Campus" Season

The upcoming season of "Off Campus" will adapt the narrative from Kennedy's third novel in the series, "The Score." This installment will focus on the evolving relationship between Dean Di Laurentis, played by Kalyn, and Allie Hayes, portrayed by Mika Abdalla, characters who quickly became fan favorites in the first season.

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