Weronika Rosati has announced her new Hollywood project. The actress stars alongside Eric Roberts.

The "Pitbull" and "Manhunt" star revealed that filming will soon wrap on a new production in which she stars alongside a well-known actor from the Dream Factory. In a post published on Instagram, Weronika Rosati revealed that the actor in question is Eric Roberts – Julia Roberts' brother, whose achievements include Oscar and Golden Globe nominations. "I can't wait for you to see our film," the actress wrote, expressing her excitement.

Two weeks ago, while appearing on "Pytanie na śniadanie" (Question for Breakfast), Weronika Rosati revealed that she had spent the last few months on the set of a Hollywood production in which she was starring alongside an actor "nominated for an Oscar and a Golden Globe." The "Obława" star finally revealed who she was talking about. In an Instagram post, 41-year-old Rosati revealed that her on-screen partner is Julia Roberts' older brother.

"Filming is almost over. I can't wait for you to see our film. (...) It's a true pleasure to be acting with the legendary Eric Roberts," the actress wrote.

She emphasized that he has a number of iconic roles to his credit, including appearances in the crime thriller "Star 80," the thriller "Runaway Train," and the blockbuster "The Dark Knight," directed by Christopher Nolan. Rosati added that more details about the upcoming film would be revealed soon. She accompanied the post with a photo of herself and the 69-year-old Roberts from the set.

The actress has been starring in American productions for years. Her credits include guest roles on the popular series "Supernatural," "True Detective," and "NCIS," and she also appeared alongside Nicolas Cage in the war film "The Last Mission of the USS Indianapolis." In a recent interview, Rosati revealed that she's not content with just appearing in front of the camera – the star is set to serve as executive producer on a new film starring Al Pacino and Jessica Chastain, a Hollywood version of "King Lear."