The cast for Netflix’s psychological thriller An Innocent Girl just leveled up.
Colman Domingo has joined the film, starring opposite Kerry Washington, James Marsden, and Chloe East in director Jaume Collet-Serra’s next project for the streamer.
The story follows a young, ambitious woman who becomes entangled with a powerful Washington, D.C. couple. What starts as seduction soon spirals into something far more dangerous — a world shaped by sex, influence, and murder.
Collet-Serra directs from a script by Michael Mohan and Marc Guggenheim, with revisions by Carly Wray. Greg Berlanti and Sarah Schechter are producing, with Guggenheim, Mike McGrath, Scott Greenberg, and Washington serving as executive producers.
Why Domingo’s Addition Hits
If you’ve been paying attention, you already know Domingo is outside.
After a packed year that included appearing in The Running Man and voicing the Cowardly Lion in Wicked: For Good, his schedule somehow gets even busier. Next up, he’ll portray Joe Jackson in Michael, appear in Disclosure Day, return for another season of Euphoria, and continue with season two of The Four Seasons.
Now he adds a high-stakes Netflix thriller led by Kerry Washington to that résumé. Not too shabby.
Washington’s Ongoing Netflix Run
Washington continues to deepen her relationship with the platform both in front of and behind the camera.
From The Six Triple Eight to The Prom, she’s proven she can anchor large, conversation-driving releases. And with An Innocent Girl, she’s not just starring — she’s also executive producing, further shaping the creative direction of the project.
The Rest of the Ensemble
Marsden returns to Netflix after the success of Dead to Me, while East continues her rise following standout performances in The Fabelmans and Heretic.
Add Collet-Serra — coming off strong momentum from Carry-On — and you’ve got the ingredients for a thriller that’s aiming to keep audiences locked in from start to finish.
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