Kate Winslet will paint someone else like one of their French girls for a change. Per Screen Daily, the Academy Award-winning actor has begun preproduction on her directorial debut entitled Goodbye June.

Winslet will also act in and produce the "touching, yet humorous" drama about a "fractured group of siblings," which will star Toni Collette, Johnny Flynn, Andrea Riseborough, Timothy Spall and Helen Mirren.

Netflix has boarded the new upcoming movie Goodbye June, which will mark the directorial debut of Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet. An all-star cast has been assembled with production due to begin later this year in

Kate Winslet is currently preparing for her feature directorial debut, 'Goodbye June,' which is scheduled to be filmed in the UK for Netflix in collaboration with Working Title Films, according to the UK portal Screen International.

Kate Winslet will make her directorial debut with 'Goodbye June' which will star Helen Mirren and is being produced for Netflix.

Actor Kate Winslet, best known for her performances in Titanic, Quills and Hamlet, is now all set to don the hat of a director. As per The Hollywood Reporter, Kate has come on board to direct a feature film titled Goodbye June for Netflix. (Also Read | Reese Witherspoon breaks silence on Kate Winslet ‘falling out’ drama)

Kate Winslet has confirmed that she will be making her directorial debut with the Netflix drama, 'Goodbye June'.

Kate Winslet is gearing up to make her feature film directorial debut with Goodbye June, a family drama for Netflix. In addition to directing, she will also co-produce the film alongside Kate Solomon and take on a starring role.

Kim first appeared on screens at the age of 9 in the 2010 action movie The Man from Nowhere, and seemed set to have a glowing career as an actor, but her career was dramatically derailed after a drunken car crash in May 2022.