Get your calendars out and circle December 17, 2027, pop-corn bags at the ready because "Off Campus" heartthrob, Stephen Kalyn, is striding straight from the university setting into a world of intrigue and danger. He's snagged a plum role in the sequel to Lionsgate's 2025 blockbuster, "The Housemaid"-appropriately titled "The Housemaid's Secret."

Kalyn joins a star-studded cast including Sydney Sweeney, Kristen Dunst, Michele Morrone, and Paul Anthony Kelly. The sequel continues the story of Millie-portrayed by Sweeney-a housemaid caught up in a tangled web of dark secrets involving her wealthy employers. Clued into these secrets, she now finds herself employed by an elusive woman with secrets of her own, far darker than Millie's.

Kalyn, with impressive creds from "Gen V", "Cruel Intentions", and "Motorheads", steps into the shoes of Brock-Millie's unsuspecting lawyer boyfriend, oblivious to her shady past. It's a massive scoop for Kalyn, especially as he's set to continue making our hearts flutter in Season 2 of "Off Campus," where his on-screen romance with Allie Hayes, played by Mika Abdalla, serves as the fulcrum of the college soap opera.

Trip prepare yourselves! Kristen Dunst emerges from secrecy to star as the enigmatic Mrs. Garrick, with Kelly taking on the role of Douglas Garrick. The ever-versatile Sydney Sweeney doubles down, not only reprising her role as Millie, but also stepping into the producer's shoes under her Honey Trap banner. Unravel further twists as Morrone reprises his role as Enzo and Marybeth-the unsuspecting receptionist at the Garrick's company, played by Snow.

Get ready for another roller-coaster ride with Paul Feig back in the director's chair, joined by Rebecca Sonnenshine, who adapted Freida McFadden's bestselling novel into the gripping screenplay. The production dream team also includes Todd Lieberman, Laura Fischer, and Carly Elter who're back to ensure the magic of the original is rekindled.

"The Housemaid's Secret", due to roll cameras later this year, promises to be a thriller like no other. It seems Lionsgate hit a gold mine, optioning not just McFadden’s "Housemaid's" trilogy, but also a short story, ensuring we have a lot more nail-biting suspense coming our way. Deals were masterfully negotiated by Lionsgate's Robert Melnik. Keeping Kalyn's best interests at heart are big shots CAA; Play Management; Thruline Entertainment; Goodman, Genow, Schenkman, Smelkinson & Christopher; and Narrative.