Kaylee Hottle was signed on and making ready to shoot a superhero movie on the time of her tragic loss of life … TMZ has discovered.
The actress signed on to star within the movie “What Doesn’t Kill Us” in 2024, and the ultimate script was anticipated to be completed in August 2026. A manufacturing begin date had but to be set.
Screenwriter Andy Mingo tells TMZ … he and co-writer Anna Campbell are at the moment grieving Kaylee’s loss of life however imagine her character will probably be saved within the script.
Andy says they should chat with Elliot and Lucas Woolrich, who created the idea for the movie, however added … “I think [they will choose] to keep her character out of respect and keep her spirit in the film.”
With out giving the entire plotline away, Andy tells TMZ “What Doesn’t Kill Us” follows a gaggle of disabled buddies who’ve aspirations to be superheroes. Not like Marvel characters, he says, however they use their disabilities to their benefit.
TMZ has discovered Kaylee’s character is deaf, however her different senses are extra highly effective — as an illustration, she has a heightened sense of sample recognition.
Andy tells us, “We were truly looking forward to getting to work with someone so talented and are heartbroken by her death.”
Anna shared an analogous sentiment, saying … “Kaylee was the kind of person who has been so spectacular and has made such an important impact on the industry. She didn’t let her disability stop her and that’s exactly what we hope to perpetuate with a film like this. This is a great loss and we are devastated.”
We broke the story … Kaylee was pronounced lifeless at a Maryland hospital early Tuesday after the automotive she was using in veered off the highway and crashed right into a ditch. Three individuals have been contained in the automobile, however Kaylee was the one one who died.
We additionally obtained a photograph of the wrecked 1995 Honda Accord from the crash, exhibiting the automobile with a closely broken entrance finish.
The health worker on Wednesday mentioned the actress suffered a number of blunt pressure accidents, and her loss of life was unintentional.
