KJ Apa To Star In Bill Bindley’s Romantic Comedy ‘The Last Summer’

Actor KJ Apa has been approached to star in a lead role in Gulfstream Pictures’ romantic comedy ‘The Last Summer’.  The movie will be directed by Gulfstream principal Bill Bindley. Apart from directing, Bill has also written the film’s script along with his brother Scott Bindley.

The movie revolves around a group of young graduate adults whose lives intersect in Chicago over the summer before they start college. The project will be produced by Gulstream partner Mike Karz and Wayne Rice. Principle photography of the project is expected to start in April 23.

Talking about Apa, Mike said, “KJ is one of today’s most talented and sought-after young stars both here and abroad, and we are excited to announce that he will lead our ensemble cast.” The 20-year-old starred in the lead role in Lasse Hallstrom’s directorial ‘A Dog’s Purpose’. He is currently seen playing the role of Archie Andrews on the CW’s drama series ‘Riverdale’. Gulfstream’s upcoming projects include a feature film which is a adaptation of Julia Butterfly Hill’s autobiography ‘The Legacy of Luna: The Story of a Tree, a Woman and the Struggle to Save the Redwoods’ and ‘King David’.

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