Chloe Bailey and Madelaine Petsch Will Star in Psychological Thriller Titled ‘JANE’

Chloe Bailey and Madelaine Petsch will star in psychological-thriller, ‘Jane’, DEADLINE reports.

The film explores social media anxiety and mental health from the perspective of a high school student.

Chloe Bailey currently stars as Jazz Forster in Freeform’s hit show, “Grown-Ish.“ Bailey is one half of the dynamic group Chloe x Halle. Chloe recently announced she has new solo single on the way.

Born in Atlanta and currently residing in Los Angeles, it was acting that first stirred the girls’ imaginations when they were younger. They auditioned for parts as early as 3 years old, with film and TV credits that include “Joyful Noise,” “Meet the Browns,” “Austin & Ally,” “The Last Holiday” and “The Fighting Temptations,” among others. The latter movie, a 2003 film starring Beyoncé, would also be the first encounter the girls had with the star. It would be only a few years later that the girls would win their first singing talent contest deciding soon after to pursue their musical dreams together.

Blessed with the same bearing and composure inherent in their confident sound, they credit their stable family life as a source of constant support. Chloe and Halle’s parents also encourage the girls to be grateful when it comes to accruing career milestones stressing the importance of renewal and self-empowerment for all future endeavors.

Madelaine Petsch currently stars as Cheryl Blossom, Riverdale’s resident queen bee, in The CW’s drama “Riverdale.”

Originally from Port Orchard, Washington, Petsch appeared in the film “Polaroid,” which was released in August 2017. She can next be seen in Netflix’s “Sightless,” and will be voicing the character of Eliza in the Studio 71-produced podcast “Shana Chronicles,” which will live on Spotify.

In her spare time, Petsch is an avid reader, loves to dance and do DIY projects. She is an ambassador for Biore and launched her own line of Prive sunglasses.

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