Emma Stone has inked a deal to appear in a sequel to the recently released film, Cruella.
The news about the 32-year-old performer's venture was first reported on by Deadline, who noted that the forthcoming feature would likely premiere in the near future.
The La La Land star's signing comes amid an ongoing controversy regarding Disney's decision to dual-release its movies in theaters and on the Disney+ streaming service.
Back at it: Emma Stone has inked a deal to reprise her role as Cruella in a sequel to the recently released film; she is seen at its May premiere
Cruella was released this past May and was based on the character of the same name from Dodie Smith's 1956 book The Hundred and One Dalmatians.
The feature followed the prodigy as she made her way throughout the world of fashion while adopting a radical new persona.
In addition to Stone, the film also starred performers such as Emma Thompson, Joel Fry and Emily Beecham, among others.
Upon the flick's release, it was met with positive reviews from critics and audiences alike.
Source material: The film was centered around its titular character, who first appeared in Dodie Smith's 1956 book The Hundred and One Dalmatians
Stacked cast: In addition to stone, Cruella starred performers such as Emma Thompson and Joel Fry
Cruella notably brought in a gross total of $222 million in ticket sales worldwide.
The feature was also released on the Disney+ streaming service with Premier Access and experienced a healthy turnout from viewers.
Both Stone and Thompson expressed their desire to appear in a sequel to Cruella shortly after its initial debut.
This past June, it was announced that a follow-up feature was officially in development, with director Craig Gillespie set to return to his role.
