Stephanie Suganami Joins Oliver Stone's 'White Lies'

Actress and social entrepreneur Stephanie Suganami has been cast in Oliver Stone's new film, 'White Lies.' This marks Stone's first feature film since 'Snowden' in 2016, with him directing from his own screenplay.

The movie delves into themes of family, loss, and pain, examining how love evolves over a lifetime. 'White Lies' spans three generations and centers on Jack Freeman, portrayed by Josh Hartnett, who finds himself repeating his parents' mistakes. Suganami will portray Chika, a character who becomes acquainted with Jack and his son, Joe.

Suganami brings a wealth of experience from previous projects, including roles in A24's 'Opus,' Amazon Studios' 'Something from Tiffany's,' and television appearances on Starz's 'Power - Book II: Ghost' and FX/Hulu's 'Dave.'

Beyond her acting career, Suganami is a dedicated activist. She co-founded the climate education platform @FutureEarth and serves as an ambassador for environmental organizations. She has also joined the boards of The Climate Reality Project and The People Concern.