Singer was over the moon about his feature debut finding a home.
The Big Picture Prolific music video director Grant Singer is finally stepping into the world of feature filmmaking with his upcoming neo-noir thriller Reptile. His debut comes with no shortage of stars with Academy Award winner Benicio Del Toro and Alicia Silverstone toplining a deep cast that also features pop superstar Justin Timberlake. Singer won't be bringing the film to theaters, however.
Netflix, of course, is no stranger to high-profile projects full of A-listers - the starry, big-budget The Gray Man and Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, for example, both released just last year. When asked why he personally chose to bring his own star-studded vehicle to Netflix, Singer said it was more about his eagerness to get his first film made, saying:
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