Secret Headquarters Set Secrets are out! We have them straight from the amazing talent of the film. Honestly, that is the question we have all been asking ever since we found out that the new Paramount + movie starring Owen Wilson, Secret Headquarters will be streaming staring August 12th. This family action adventure movie is set to give us fabulous entertainment. So what do the actors and stars of the movie squad Abby James Witherspoon and Keith Williams have to share about the film? What secrets did the set offer? Read on for details on our exclusive interview with them.
Keith L. Williams as Berger, Walker Scobell as Charlie, Abby James Witherspoon as Lizzie, and Momona Tamada as MayaL-R: Walker Scobell as Charlie, Keith L. Williams as Berger, Momona Tamada as Maya, and Abby James Witherspoon as Lizzie in Secret Headquarters from Paramount Pictures. Photo credit: Hopper Stone/Paramount Pictures.
Secret Headquarters Set Secrets – Talent Interview
It was a true pleasure to interview part of the fantastic cast of the new Paramount Plus movie Secret Headquarters. Yes, Abby James Witherspoon and Keith Williams spilled the beans when they shared with us a bit about the blooper moments working the film and unforgettable funny memories.
The chemistry of the cast is palpable by talking with these two. They must have had a ton of fun working together. As a matter of fact, they shared that they spent all their time together. There were many instances when they were asked to be quiet because they did sing a lot together!
Of course, they did talk about Owen Wilson as a co-star and much more. Here is the full interview for you:
About Secret Headquarters
What if your dad is a superhero?
For young Charlie Kincaid, that crazy idea never crossed his mind. His father,Jack, seems to be the furthest thing from a hero – super or otherwise. Jack is a typical absentee parent, whose work as an I.T. specialist keeps him away from home much of the time, much to Charlie’s disappointment. Despite Jack’s efforts to cheer Charlie up with a rare night of enjoying pizza and video games together, he is called away for yet another I.T. work emergency. To soften the blow, Charlie pretends to call his mom to be picked up and return to her home, but instead dials his best friend Berger, who rounds up three more friends to meet at Jack’s home, where they can have a “rager” of fun and mischief. The four youngsters get way, way more than they bargained for when they happen upon a hidden elevator that takes them to the lair of a superhero known as The Guard. This super-powered, super-secret headquarters is an endless wonderment of alien-fueled technology that can do *anything*, including turning Charlie into a star pitcher, propel them at high speeds in a tricked-out VW van, and access a power source that can save – or threaten – a planet. Now, Charlie must come to terms with discovering that his dad, who couldn’t even handle hot wings, is The Guard, and with his pals, save the world from a villainous group of mercenaries who have infiltrated the lair and threaten to harness its incredible technology for their own nefarious purposes.
Abby James Witherspoon as Lizzie and Momona Tamada as Maya in Secret Headquarters from Paramount Pictures. Photo credit: Hopper Stone/Paramount Pictures.
Cast and Crew
From legendary producer Jerry Bruckheimer (Top Gun: Maverick), the
heartwarming and action-packed SECRET HEADQUARTERS stars Owen Wilson,
along with Walker Scobell (The Adam Project), Jesse Williams (Take Me Out), Keith L.
Williams (Good Boys), Momona Tamada (The Baby-Sitters Club), Michael Peña
(NARCOS: Mexico), Abby James Witherspoon (Hot Pursuit), Kezii Curtis (Charm City
Kings) and Jessie Mueller (Beautiful; the Carole King Musical).
SECRET HEADQUARTERS is directed by Henry Joost (Project Power, Nerve,
Catfish) & Ariel Schulman (Project Power, Nerve, Catfish), with story by Christopher
Yost, and screenplay by Christopher Yost, Josh Koenigsberg and Henry Joost & Ariel
Schulman. The film is produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, p.g.a., Chad Oman, p.g.a. and
executive produced by Scott Lumpkin and Orlee-Rose Strauss.
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