The 27-year-old part-Puerto Rican actor has signed with William Morris Endeavor (WME) for representation.
Most recently, Centineo starred in and served as Executive Producer of the Netflix series The Recruit, which returns for a second season next year.
Centineo will also be featured in A24’s Dream Scenario, which made its debut to rave reviews at the 2023 Toronto International Film Festival.
This year, Centineo launched production company Arkhum Productions alongside Head of Production Enzo Marc focusing on comedy and drama projects with an emphasis on social commentary. The Greatest Disaster in Cinema History will mark one of their first projects, with Centineo set to star.
In 2022, Centineo played Atom Smasher in Black Adam from the Warner Bros. DC Universe.
Centineo rose to fame in the popular Netflix trilogy To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, for which he won an MTV Movie & TV Award for Best Breakthrough Performance.
In a competitive situation, Netflix has landed an untitled espionage drama from Entertainment One and Hypnotic that is a star vehicle for the 24-year-old part-Puerto Rican actor.
The hourlong series, which has received an eight-episode order, is created by The Rookiecreator Alexi Hawley who will serve as showrunner. Hawley and Centineo will be executive producers.
Centineo will play a fledgling lawyer at the CIA who becomes enmeshed in dangerous international power politics when a former asset threatens to expose the nature of her long-term relationship with the agency, unless they exonerate her of a serious crime. Originally, the working series title was Graymail, a term that refers to the threatened revelation of state secrets. Netflix hasn’t set a firm title yet.
The Fosters alum Centineo’s breakout turn came at Netflix through the film To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, in which he played Peter Kavinsky in the film adaptation of the Jenny Han novel. He was awarded an MTV Movie Award for Best Breakthrough Performance, reprised in a sequel and shot the third and final film in the series.
He’s also starring in Black Adam, which is set for release on July 29, 2022 through Warner Bros.
The part-Spanish American screenwriter has teamed up with Netflix to write and direct a feature adaptation of the YA novel Along for the Ride, from New York Times bestselling author Sarah Dessen.
Emma Pasarow and Belmont Cameli star alongside Kate Bosworth, Laura Kariuki, Andie MacDowell and Dermot Mulroney.
The film, which will mark Alvarez’s directorial debut, centers on Auden (Pasarow), who during the summer before college meets the mysterious Eli (Cameli), a fellow insomniac. While the seaside town of Colby sleeps, the two embark on a nightly quest to help Auden experience the fun, carefree teen life she never knew she wanted.
Rounding out the cast are Genevieve Hannelius, Samia Finnerty, Paul Karmiyran, Marcus Scribner and Ricardo Hurtado.
Screen Arcade’s Bryan Unkeless and Eric Newman are producing the project, which is slated to shoot in North Carolina.
Along for the Ride was the winner of the Goodreads Choice Award for Best YA Fiction. Netflix has optioned a number of YA novels from Dessen including This Lullaby, Once and For All, and, most recently, The Truth About Forever. Her books have been translated into 35 languages, with more than 10 million copies in print worldwide.
Alvarez was the screenwriter behind the Netflix hit To All the Boys I’ve Loved Beforeand To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You.
She was a writer on the FXX series Man Seeking Womanand USA’sSirens.
Alvarez has also written a number of plays including NYLON(BTP / Theaterlab), Friend Art(Second Stage Uptown), The Fish Bowl(Juilliard) andBetween Us Chickens(SCR / EST LA).
Netflix has released a first look at the sequel to its hit romantic comedy, To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, starring the 23-year-old part-Puerto Rican actor.
Titled To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You, the film catches up with high-school sweethearts Lara Jean (Lana Candor) and Peter (Centineo). But there’s a sense that things might not be as peachy as they seem.
Their relationship takes a complicated turn when Lara Jean’s old crush, John Ambrose McLaren (Jordan Fisher), shows up. He reveals that he received a letter from Lara Jean expressing her love for him in middle school, one of many sent out by her younger sister in the first movie.
“I’m gonna need that letter back,” Lara Jean tells McLaren, who jokes, “I’m gonna need proof that someone actually liked me in middle school.”
To All the Boys I’ve Loved Beforeand P.S. I Still Love You are the first two books in Jenny Han’s young adult trilogy. Michael Fimognari, who served as director of photography on the original, directed the sequel. Susan Johnson helmed the first movie and executive produced the second. Sofia Alvarez wrote both films.
To All the Boys I’ve Loved Beforewas praised by critics and audiences alike and became a water-cooler hit for the streaming service. A conclusion to the series, titled To All the Boys: Always and Forever, Lara Jeanis currently in production.
The 2019 Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards have been doled out, with the 26-year-old Mexican American actress and singer claiming the 11thorange blimp award of her career.
Gomez was named Favorite Female Voice from an Animated Movie for her voice work as Mavis in Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation.
Meanwhile, Noah Centineopicked up his first-ever Kids’ Choice Award.
The 22-year-old part-Latino actor was named Favorite Movie Actor for his role as Peter Kavinsky in Netflix’s hit original movie To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before.
The Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards were held over the weekend at the Galen Center in Los Angeles.
DJ Khaledhosted the kids-voted show, which dumped buckets of slime on unsuspecting celebrities, and handed out honors for music, movies, TV and video games.
The 22-year-old part-Latin American actor, who who gained acclaim for his roles in Netflix’s film To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before and Freeform’s The Fosters, is in talks to take on the lead role of He-Man in Masters of the Universe, the film adaptation Mattel Films is developing with Sony Pictures.
It’s based on the best-selling toy line from the 1980s that spawned an animated TV show and a 1987 feature with Dolph Lundgrenas He-Man.
Adamand Aaron Neeare attached to direct the film and are writing the script with Art Marcumand Matt Holloway.
He-Man is a muscular medieval kind of guy who is trying to ward off the nasty Skeletor and his dark armies as both good and evil fight for control of Castle Grayskull.
Currently, Masters of the Universe is slated for a December 20 release.
Centineo recently began production on Netflix’s TATBILBsequel and is set to appear later this year in Sony’s Charlie’s Angels reboot.
There’s officially more Loved in Noah Centineo’s future…
Netflix has confirmed that Lana Condor and the 22-year-old part-Latino actor,, the stars behind its hit Young Adult film To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before, are officially returning for the sequel.
The new film, which will be based on the book trilogy by Jenny Han, is now in development.
The casting news comes after Viacom CEO Bob Bakishconfirmed earlier this month that the sequel would be the first title in Paramount Pictures’ multi-picture deal with Netflix.
Awesomeness Films, acquired by Viacom earlier this year, produced the original and will produce the sequel, which returns with screenwriter Sofia Alvarez.
The book series centers on Lara Jean (Condor), who writes love letters to the five boys she’s ever loved and keeps them locked away in a hatbox until the day her letters are mailed, upending her real-life love life.
The first film was one of the streaming service’s highlights; in a rare peek behind the scenes at the streaming service, Netflix said half of all viewers who watched To All the Boys and fellow YAhit Kissing Booth re-watched them at least once.
Could there be more Loved in Noah Centineo’s future?
Viacom has confirmed a sequel to the popular Netflix young-adult literary adaptation of To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, starring the 22-year-old part-Latino actor and Lana Condor.
To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before 2 would be the first title in Paramount Pictures’ multi-picture deal with the streaming giant.
The sequel had been reportedly in the works since early fall, though Jenny Han, who wrote the bestselling To All the Boys books had recently said there was no definitive green light.
AwesomenessTV, acquired by Viacom earlier this year, produced the original and will do likewise for the sequel, which Viacom’s leaders say “might have a sexier title over time.”
Netflix research reportedly shows the original film “is one of the most-viewed films of all time on the platform.” Its success with a cast filled with Asian actors mirrored that of Crazy Rich Asians on the big screen. Condorand creator Han had both recently indicated strong interest in doing a sequel.
No word if Centineo, who portrayed Condor’s love interest Peter Kavinsky in the film, will return for the sequel. But at the end of the film, Centineo’s character had cemented his boyfriend status with Condor’s character. So let’s see…
The 22-year-old part-Puerto Rican actor will star in Sony Pictures’ Charlie’s Angels reboot.
Directed by Elizabeth Banks, the film stars Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scottand Ella Balinska and will focus on the next generation of elite crime-fighting detectives working for the mysterious Charlie.
Centineo’s character develops romantic sparks with one of the Angels.
Since the earlier Charlie’s Angels films, the Townsend Agency has grown considerably and gone global, providing security and intelligence services to a wide variety of private clients with offices and highly trained teams worldwide. The new film focuses on one of those teams.
Banks, Djimon Hounsou, Sam Claflin, Jonathan Tucker, Luis Gerardo Méndez and Patrick Stewart co-star in the reboot, which was scripted by Jay Basu and Banks based on earlier drafts by Craig Mazin and Semi Chellas.
Sony has set a September 27, 2019, release date for the reboot.
Centineo, known for his roles in the final three seasons of the television series The Fosters, recently starred in back-to-back Netflix rom-coms To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before and Sierra Burgess Is a Loser.
Centineo next appears in rom-com feature The Stand-In.
Most recently, Centineo starred in and served as Executive Producer of the Netflix series The Recruit, which returns for a second season next year.
