Zachary Levi calls California a ‘failed state’ that is ‘literally and figuratively on fire’ after Texas move

Zachary Levi calls California a ‘failed state’ that is ‘literally and figuratively on fire’ after Texas move

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Key Points:

  • Zachary Levi moved from California to Texas in 2017, citing California's challenges and his desire to create a better entertainment industry through his project Wyldwood Studios, a $100 million film and lifestyle campus near Austin.
  • Wyldwood Studios aims to be a hybrid production hub and creative retreat with soundstages, housing, wellness spaces, and an organic farm, with its first soundstages expected to open in 2027.
  • Levi stars in the upcoming action thriller "The Fix," portraying a disgraced former CIA operative on a high-risk mission in Tehran, marking a departure from his previous lighter roles.
  • Co-star Liam Neeson and director Guy Moshe praised Levi's talent and physical commitment to the role, highlighting his suitability as an action star and his collaborative spirit on set.
  • "The Fix," which explores themes of redemption and moral ambiguity, also features Annet Mahendru, who commended Levi's chemistry and support during filming; the film premieres in theaters on September 11.

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