Nicholas Hoult will headline the new Disney+ series “Mosquito,” which is set to air on Hulu in the U.S., alongside Daisy Edgar-Jones. The Nicholas Hoult Mosquito series, created by Tony McNamara, will showcase the next chapter in a young couple’s journey and tap into McNamara’s signature absurdist comedy style.
Nicholas Hoult and Daisy Edgar-Jones Lead New Project
Disney+ has secured Nicholas Hoult and Daisy Edgar-Jones as the stars for “Mosquito,” a forthcoming series from Tony McNamara, known for his previous work on “The Great.” While international audiences will watch on Disney+, viewers in the United States can catch the show on Hulu. Few details are available about character backgrounds or specific plot points at this time.
However, the show has been described as
exploring the next stage in a young couple’s relationship.
—attributed to an official source
The comedic approach is set to bring McNamara’s established, quirky tone to a new context, promising humor that aligns closely with the creator’s earlier projects.
Background on Tony McNamara’s Comedic Legacy
Tony McNamara’s reputation as a writer is built on a sharp, dark sense of humor, demonstrated in projects such as “The Favourite,” “Poor Things,” “The Roses,” and “Cruella,” the latter featuring Emma Stone. His ability to balance satire and wit has also led him to scripting duties for Olivia Wilde and Margot Robbie on the superhero film “Avengelyne,” an adaptation of Rob Liefeld’s comic character.
Nicholas Hoult and Daisy Edgar-Jones: Recent and Upcoming Roles
Nicholas Hoult is best known for his partnership with McNamara in “The Great” and is soon to take part in the upcoming “Superman” film “Man of Tomorrow,” helmed by James Gunn, where he is reportedly in line to play Lex Luthor in the next major DC Universe title. Hoult is also attached to David Leitch’s film “How To Rob A Bank” and is slated for a role in Tom Ford’s feature based on Anne Rice’s “Cry To Heaven.”
Daisy Edgar-Jones, on the other hand, has several projects ahead. She will be seen in “Bad Bridgets,” an Irish drama; “Sense & Sensibility,” directed by Georgia Oakley; the thriller “A Place In Hell,” which is set in a law firm; and “Here Comes The Flood,” a film that features her alongside Denzel Washington and Robert Pattinson.
Anticipation for Supporting Cast and Comedic Tone
Interest about “Mosquito” continues to grow, particularly in regard to the likely ensemble of supporting actors who will contribute to the series. Drawing on Tony McNamara’s consistent track record of producing high-quality, humor-driven television, expectations remain high for the final cast and the distinct comedic elements the show is expected to offer.
Potential Impact and Next Steps for the Series
The announcement of the Nicholas Hoult Mosquito series signals another major collaboration between recognized talents in contemporary film and television. With McNamara’s adept comedic style and a leading cast that has found success in both dramatic and humorous roles, “Mosquito” is poised to attract viewers interested in sharp, character-driven stories. Details about the full cast and tentative premiere date are expected to be released as production progresses.
