Apple Martin, daughter of Gwyneth Paltrow, is making her feature film debut in Nancy Meyers’ upcoming movie “Paris Paramount.” Martin was photographed on the Los Angeles set, appearing alongside co-stars Owen Wilson, Rich Sommer, and Tony Hale. The film is expected to premiere in December 2027.
Apple Martin Joins Cast of “Paris Paramount”
Recent set photos from BACKGRID confirm Apple Martin’s role in the Nancy Meyers production. Martin, a May graduate of Vanderbilt University, was spotted in Los Angeles wearing an orange sweater and flared denim jeans. While her specific character remains undisclosed, she joins a high-profile ensemble including Penélope Cruz, Jude Law, Kieran Culkin, and Beverly D’Angelo.
The project marks a professional crossover for Martin. According to a 2023 Instagram post from Nancy Meyers, the plot centers on a group of people making a movie and explores the “magic and mystery” of the filmmaking process.
From High Fashion to Feature Films
While “Paris Paramount” is Martin’s first major film, she has built a presence in the fashion industry. She recently collaborated with the luxury brand Chloé for a summer campaign featuring floral and eyelet sets. Martin described the partnership as a “dream come true” in an Instagram post.
Her transition to acting follows a brief appearance in March in the HBO series Rooster, which stars Steve Carell.
Cast Comparison: “Paris Paramount” Ensemble
| Actor | Role Status |
|---|---|
| Apple Martin | Under Wraps |
| Owen Wilson | Confirmed |
| Penélope Cruz | Confirmed |
| Jude Law | Confirmed |
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According to reports, Paltrow dated Wilson's brother, Luke, from 2001 to 2002 after meeting during the filming of The Royal Tenenbaums.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does “Paris Paramount” come out?
The film is expected to premiere in December 2027.
What is Apple Martin’s role in the movie?
Her specific role has not been revealed by the production team.
Where did Apple Martin go to college?
She graduated from Vanderbilt University in May.
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