Pic Credit: Charlotte Flair (Instagram)
The former WWE Women’s Champion Charlotte Flair has been on an extensive break for over a year, sidelined due to a knee injury on December 8, 2023, wrestling Asuka in a match on WWE SmackDown. During her time away, she grabbed acting in a movie called ‘You Lose You Die.’
The Queen is set to play a negative character named Ms. Perfect. The movie is directed by Carlos’Spiff TV Suarez, and it will be a horror film, starring Freddy Rodriguez in the lead alongside Anthony Alvarez. All three leading actors in the horror flick, including Charlotte’s Ms. Perfect are a group of psychopaths who operate a web show away from the limelight.
In the recently released picture, the multi-time champion is seen sitting in front of several computers, probably operating the dark web show Ms. Perfect. In this year’s June, she also released a picture from the movie set, where she was seen with blood on her both shoulders, teasing the violence and brutality of the movie and her character.
Currently, the movie is still under production, and they might have wrapped up the shooting of the movie. There is no official release date for it. Seeing the release in 2025 wouldn’t be surprising if they are done with the shoot.
‘You Lose You Die’ Will Charlotte Flair’s Second Movie
WWE Superstars, particularly the elite names, jumping ship to the movie industry is a common occurrence. However, Charlotte shot the movie while remaining away from the squared circle due to her injury last year. She had the spare time to take advantage of, keeping herself busy with other endeavors.
Meanwhile, it is not The Queen’s first movie project. Her debut movie, released in 2017, was called ‘Psych: The Movie’. She portrayed the role of Heather Rockrear. Even though it was a side character, the movie was her breakthrough in the acting world. Aside from Flair, her WWE peer, John Cena, started in that movie.
Charlotte Flair Could Shine A Negative Character
Carrying her father’s legacy, Charlotte Flair is adept at playing a negative character on WWE TV, meaning she is a greater heel than a Babyface. Her natural aura, promo skills, and facial expressions level up upon working as a heel.
She could recreate the same, playing a dark and negative persona like Ms. Perfect. WWE fans are eagerly counting down on its release.
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