EXCLUSIVE: Scream VI and The Hunting Wives actor Dermot Mulroney is jumping into the car of Ali Afshar’s ESX Entertainment and Warner Bros’ Crew HQ auto action pic, Streets.
Mulroney will be playing the role of Gordon alongside pic’s star, producer and co-scribe Emelia Hartford. The ensemble cast includes Cody Christian, RJ Kyler, Jearnest Corchado, Ryder Franco, John Marshall Jones, Harry Jarvis, Spencer Belko and Struggle Jennings.
Hartford created the world and co-wrote Streets with filmmaker Shaun Paul Piccinino. The project is inspired by one of the auto world’s real-life mysteries—the 1939 disappearance of Jean Bugatti’s personal Type 57S Atlantic, considered the $100+ million “Holy Grail” of classic cars. Streets follows an East LA street racing crew thrust into a dangerous, high-stakes hunt across Southern California, where every turn presents a new clue and a potential disaster. Streets is directed by Piccinino (Lady Driver).
Hartford produces under her new production banner, Running Lean Productions.
Streets was granted a California Film & Television Tax Credit with shooting occurring on the Warner Bros. lot in Burbank. Streets reps the premier launchpad for local workforce development in partnership with Warner Bros. Studios’ CrewHQ, a workforce initiative designed to train, mentor, and cultivate the next generation of film and television crew talent in California.
Mulroney will next be seen in Season 2 of Netflix’s The Hunting Wives, opposite Malin Akerman and Brittany Snow, returning as Jed Banks. He will also star alongside John Travolta and Mandy Patinkin in Roland Joffé’s historical crime thriller November 1963, and currently stars in Art Camacho’s action thriller Ruthless. It was recently announced that he will return as ‘Everett Stone’ for Searchlight’s The Families Stone. His acclaimed film and television credits include Anyone But You, Marvel’s Secret Invasion, New Girl, American Horror Story, August: Osage County, The Family Stone, Friends, and My Best Friend’s Wedding. The actor is repped by Paradigm.

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