Meet the Cast of 'Bodies Bodies Bodies'
Pete Davidson, Amandla Stenberg, and Lee Pace star in the new horror comedy movie Bodies Bodies Bodies.
What do you get when you mix a hurricane, Pete Davidson, and a murder? The plot of Bodies Bodies Bodies. In this horror comedy film, a group of friends gather at a secluded mansion and decide to play a game. Only the game, which is essentially a game of "Guess the Killer," ends up being their reality as people begin to die.
Packed with a talented cast of comedians and actors, including Davidson, Amandla Stenberg, and Lee Pace, you won't want to miss it. Take a look below with L'OFFICIEL, as we break down the cast—and maybe help you figure out who the killer is.
Despite recently making headlines for his romance with one of society’s most famous reality stars, Kim Kardashian, he is going to be in the spotlight for another reason this month—Bodies Bodies Bodies. While mostly known for his time on Saturday Night Live as a comedian, Davidson has been involved with various acting projects throughout the years, including The King of Staten Island, Set It Up, and more. Pete, if you’re reading this, we need a Kim K cameo.
At just 23 years old, Stenberg already has an impressive list of credits to her name. But her breakout role? And the role that broke the hearts of many? Stenberg portrayed Rue, the young girl who was ultimately killed in The Hunger Games. Since then, the actress has starred in Everything, Everything, The Hate U Give, and the movie adaptation of the Broadway musical Dear Evan Hansen, among others.
While Sennott has a few acting credits to her name, including HBO’s High Maintenance and the 2020 film Shiva Baby, Sennott also has a strong comedy background. She told The Guardian, “What I liked about comedy was having agency to move forward.” She continued, “If you’re an actor, you audition, then you wait. I can’t do that, I’m really anxious and I need to be doing something.” With two comedians—her and Davidson—fans are bound to be laughing throughout Bodies Bodies Bodies.
Bodies Bodies Bodies is not Pace’s first rodeo… or should I say galaxy? The American actor is known for his roles in The Hobbit film series and as Ronan in Guardians of the Galaxy. The Julliard alum was also been nominated for a Golden Globe and Emmy for his performance in Pushing Daisies, a television show that ran from 2007 to 2009.
The 26-year-old Bulgarian actress is most known for her role as Tutar Sagdiyev in the 2020 project Borat Subsequent Moviefilm—even landing her an Oscar nomination. While she grew up abroad, she had always dreamt of starring in an American film, per Variety. And at just 22 years old, her dream came true with Borat. She also recently starred in the Netflix film The Bubble, which was directed by the well-known director Judd Apatow.
Not only can Chase Sui Wonders act—she starred in the 2020 Apple film On the Rocks and HBO Max’s Generation—but she can also study. The actress graduated from Harvard University in 2018, with a bachelor’s degree in Film Studies & Production, per her LinkedIn page. Also, the young star is the niece of fashion designer Anna Sui.
As a young girl, Herrold actually imagined herself on stage. She told Ssense, “Through and through, from the beginning, my first love is theater. There is nothing like live theater. There's nothing like it. I am a theater kid and I hope to be a theater kid again someday.” So, she studied theater at Carnegie Mellon. Since then, she’s starred in HBO Max’s Industry, Prime Video’s Modern Love, Premature, and more.
O'Malley has tried his hand at both acting and writing in the entertainment industry. Among his writing credits are How to with John Wilson and Late Night with Seth Meyers, while his acting experience includes the television show Joe Pera Talks with You, the Hulu film Palm Springs, and more. Oh, and he's married to comedian Aidy Bryant.
