Rosalía could be preparing for her biggest move into Hollywood yet.
The Spanish superstar is in early talks to join Wet, an upcoming family drama from filmmaker Alma Har’el that is assembling an impressive international cast.
If negotiations lead to a deal, the project would mark Rosalía’s biggest film role to date and another major step in her growing acting career.
The potential cast is just as exciting. Oscar winner Javier Bardem and 'Dune' and 'Mission: Impossible' star Rebecca Ferguson are also in talks to appear in the movie, alongside 'Heated Rivalry' actor Connor Storrie and 'Marty Supreme' breakout Odessa A’zion. No deals have been finalized, meaning the lineup could still change.
What we know about 'Wet':
The upcoming movie is described as a family drama set aboard a superyacht, with its tone reportedly drawing comparisons to Succession and Triangle of Sadness.
Har’el, whose directing credits include Honey Boy and Lady in the Lake, co-wrote the original screenplay with Christian Stangeby. Fifth Season is set to finance and produce the project.
The film is currently generating attention at the Toronto International Film Festival market and is expected to shoot in Spain early next year. Details surrounding Rosalía's potential character have yet to be revealed.
For the 33-year-old Grammy winner, the project would represent her most substantial movie opportunity yet. Although best known for her boundary-pushing music and global hits, Rosalía is no stranger to acting.
She previously made a memorable appearance in Pedro Almodóvar's 2019 film Pain and Glory, starring Antonio Banderas and Penélope Cruz. More recently, she expanded her acting résumé with a supporting role on HBO's Euphoria.
Rosalía's next chapter:
A role in 'Wet' would place Rosalía alongside two internationally recognized Spanish and European stars. Bardem is an Academy Award winner whose career has ranged from 'No Country for Old Men' to 'Dune,' while Ferguson has become one of Hollywood's most recognizable faces through the 'Mission: Impossible' and 'Dune' franchises.
The timing also makes the potential collaboration particularly noteworthy for Bardem, who is currently at the Venice Film Festival promoting 'Bunker,' his new psychological drama with wife Penélope Cruz.
The film, directed by Florian Zeller, premiered this week in competition for the Golden Lion.
Rosalía has long blurred the boundaries between music, fashion and visual storytelling, but Wet could signal a considerably bigger commitment to acting.
With a filmmaker like Har’el behind the camera and Bardem and Ferguson potentially sharing the screen with her, the singer may be getting ready for her most ambitious cinematic chapter yet.











