Tracee Ellis Ross has agreed to work on Candy Cane Lane, a brand-new holiday film from Eddie Murphy. According to Variety, the picture, which is being made by Amazon Studios and is being directed by Reginald Hudlin, is now being filmed in Los Angeles. Murphy and Ross appear in the movie, but specifics about their jobs and the story are currently being kept under wraps. His earliest memories of family vacations served as inspiration for Kelly Younger's script.
Following the success of Murphy's Coming 2 America on Prime Video, Eddie Murphy and Amazon Studios have begun working together once again on Candy Cane Lane, the first film of a three-film agreement for 2021. Murphy has a more than four-decade-long acting, comedic, and producing career. He originally became well-known in the 1980s when he joined the cast of Saturday Night Live, where he immediately became well-known for his sketch humor and impersonations. He has since gained recognition for his acting in films, including Beverly Hills Cop and the first installment of the Coming to America series.
Ross is a successful CEO, producer, and actress. For her popular series Black-ish, Ross received a Golden Globe, six NAACP Image Awards, and five Primetime Emmys over the course of eight seasons.
Ross' Full Schedule because Blackish
Since the conclusion of Black-ish, multi-award-winning actress Tracee Ellis Ross has been working on a number of acting and producing projects. Numerous spin-off shows were created following the success of the original series, which aired for six seasons from 2014 to 2020. In Grown-ish, Mixed-ish, and Old-ish, three of these spin-offs, Ross has returned as Rainbow Johnson. Ross worked on these three spin-off programs as an executive producer.
She voiced Diane Nguyen in the animated series BoJack Horseman in 2020, and she also starred in the movie The High Note. Additionally, Ross will star alongside Jeffrey Wright (Westworld) in a future feature film produced by MGM's Orion Pictures and directed by Cord Jefferson (The Good Place).
Ross has contributed her producing talents to the upcoming audio series I Am America as well as the Onyx Collective-Hulu docuseries The Hair Tales. Ross has presided over both the NAACP Image Awards and the American Music Awards.
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