Kingston Rumi Southwick And Arthur Conti Join Ariana Greenblatt In Amazon MGM Studios Romantic Comedy ‘Egg Baby’

Actors Kingston Rumi Southwick and Arthur Conti have joined the cast of Egg Baby, an upcoming romantic comedy feature from Amazon MGM Studios and XYZ Films starring Ariana Greenblatt. Directed by Natalia Anderson (Maggie, Nobody Wants This) from an original screenplay by Sawyer Perry, the high school-set comedy follows an unconventional artist (Greenblatt) and a high school football quarterback (Southwick). The two students are assigned to co-parent a raw egg as a domestic simulation project for health class. While managing the shared responsibility of protecting the egg, nicknamed “Yolk-o,” the pair find unexpected common ground and develop a romantic connection. Specific details regarding Conti’s character role remain under wraps.

The feature is produced by XYZ Films alongside Allison Friedman (The Mortuary Collection, The Fix), in association with BuzzFeed Studios. The film is set for a worldwide streaming release on Prime Video.

Southwick previously appeared in Apple TV+’s comedy series Widow’s Bay, playing the son of Matthew Rhys, as well as Apple TV+’s limited legal drama Presumed Innocent alongside Jake Gyllenhaal and Ruth Negga. His screen credits also include the thriller series 56 Days.

Conti recently appeared in Jane Schoenbrun’s slasher Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma opposite Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson, as well as Tim Burton’s fantasy sequel Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. His upcoming projects include Ti West’s Ebenezer and Mike Flanagan’s television series adaptation of Stephen King’s novel Carrie for Amazon MGM Studios.

Amazon MGM Studios has not yet announced an official production timeline or premiere release date for Egg Baby.

Ryan Kwon: I am Ryan Seun Woo Kwon, an incoming transfer student at the USC School of Cinematic Arts, studying Cinema and Media Studies. I have experience in script coverage, film analysis, creative development, and festival judging, and I am passionate about storytelling across film, television, animation, and fantasy worldbuilding. Drawing from my international background in Korea, China, and the United States, I hope to develop stories that are imaginative, emotional, and meaningful to audiences around the world.
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