Josh Holloway to Star in Film Adaptation of Bestselling Novel One Second After
Josh Holloway has been cast as the lead in an upcoming film adaptation of the bestselling novel One Second After by William R. Forstchen. The movie follows Holloway's character, John Matherson, a college professor and former military officer, as he navigates a post-apocalyptic world following an electromagnetic pulse attack that devastates the nation. Directed by Scott Rogers, the film is a collaboration between MPI Original Films and Startling Inc., with production set to begin in Sofia, Bulgaria next month.
Holloway, known for his roles in series like Lost and Colony, recently starred in Max's crime thriller series Duster. He will be joined by a talented production team, including MPI's Rob Pfaltzgraff and Nick Reid, Startling Inc.'s Matt Kennedy, and author William R. Forstchen as executive producer. The film promises to deliver a gripping narrative of survival and resilience in the face of a catastrophic event.
MPI Original Films has a track record of producing compelling titles like Miss Virginia and Pinball, with upcoming projects like Kemba and Motherland. Holloway's involvement in this adaptation adds to the anticipation surrounding the film, which is expected to captivate audiences with its intense storyline and powerful performances. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting project as filming gets underway in Bulgaria.