Big Brother Queen Rachel Reilly Makes a Shocking Leap From Reality TV to the Big Screen!…Full here👇👇
Big Brother Queen Rachel Reilly Makes a Shocking Leap From Reality TV to the Big Screen!…Full here👇👇
TENNESSEE VALLEY (D2D) — Floaters, grab your life vests, popcorn buckets, and whatever treats you enjoy while watching movies because Rachel Reilly is starring in another one!
That’s right, the Big Brother legend has been cast in ‘Measure Twice’, a new faith-based film from Gemelli Films and 112 Pictures, written and directed by Candice Cain, the filmmaker behind “Mistletoe Mansion,” “A Jar Full of Christmas,” and “Royal Runaways.”
“This story perfectly blends the emotional depth of faith-based filmmaking with the kind of authentic, character-driven storytelling that stays with audiences long after the credits roll,” said Cain, who founded the award-winning Gemelli Films and has directed 26 feature films with global distribution.
Reilly will play the role of Chloe Robinson. See the official synopsis below:
When a grieving, reclusive carpenter is hit with a $10,000 town lien, he is forced to teach a woodworking class to three strangers and the local pastor — uncovering that while you can’t “un-cut” the past, you can always build something new from the scraps.
“Rachel Reilly brings an energy to everything she touches, and pairing that with Candice’s vision for this film is something special,” said Executive Producer Pamela Steenland, Founder and CEO of 112 Pictures. “We’re incredibly proud to bring this story to audiences.”
The film is expected to be released in early Spring, 2027.
You can keep up with all things Rachel Reilly here and see our full conversation with her in the video player above.
About Gemelli Films Incorporated: Founded by Candice Cain and based in Brookhaven, New York, Gemelli Films is an award-winning independent production company specializing in family-friendly, feel-good content with global distribution. The company has produced 26 feature films, four full series (including two multi-season shows), two pilots, and one short-form series.
