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Just few weeks after her memorable win at the Oscars Award, Jamie Lee Curtis would be featured as a guest star on Amazon’s upcoming comedy series The Sticky.
First attached to the title as an executive producer, the Halloween actress will join the call sheet in a guest-starring capacity alongside the previously announced Margo Martindale (Justified) and Chris Diamantopoulos (Silicon Valley), and the recently revealed Guillaume Cyr (Louis Cyr).
Join our WhatsApp ChannelCombining a bit of true crime with comedy in a way that has been previously done in Hulu’s Welcome to Chippendales and will pan out in Apple’s upcoming feature Beanie Bubble, The Sticky will tell the stranger-than-fiction story of a heist that saw the loss of 70% of the world’s maple product.
In it, Martindale stars as Ruth Landry, a well-seasoned and tough-as-nails maple syrup farmer who is tired of the government stepping on her toes.
Battling for her property, her product, and her comatose husband, Ruth seeks out the help of Remy Bouchard (Cyr), a mousey security guard, and Mike Byrne (Diamantopoulos), a mobster, to help her step around the red tape and mold the maple business into what she wants it to be.
Along the way, the trio of clashing personalities will commit what’s come to be known as the “Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist” – running off with the world’s favourite breakfast condiment.
Since her regular appearance on “Scream Queens”, Curtis’ guest role on The Sticky will be one of the few small-screen productions that we’ve seen her in over the last few years.
Aside from featuring in this comedy series, Jamie Lee Curtis has a packed schedule that also includes starring roles in Disney’s second attempt at Haunted Mansion and Eli Roth’s (Cabin Fever) video game-to-film adaptation of Borderlands.
