FOREVER MY GIRL (2018) Cast and Crew

Director and Screenwriter BETHANY ASHTON WOLF was born and raised in Louisiana and has been a Los Angeles-based screenwriter and film director for 15 years.

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BETHANY ASHTON WOLF (Director, Screenwriter) was born and raised in Louisiana and has been a Los Angeles-based screenwriter and film director for 15 years. She began her career in the indie world, co-writing the controversial short Don's Plum, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire. She wrote and directed two award-winning short films, Burgundy Room and Wait, followed by her first independent theatrical feature, the Cajun drama Little Chenier, which won 21 awards on the festival circuit, including 10 best picture awards and six best American film awards at international festivals.

Her screenwriting work for both independent companies and studios includes On the 12th Day (Radio London Films), Bullrider (Elevation Films), The Pilgrimage of Layla (Riche Productions), along with Other People's Love Letters (CBS Films & Laurence Mark Productions) and Time Between Us (CBS Films & Schorr Productions).

Wolf recently completed a festival run of her short film Love Scene, which she wrote and directed, chronicling the 25-year love affair of Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier. On the festival circuit the film has collected numerous awards for best short and best screenplay.

Wolf is currently in development on her next feature film, Archer's Voice, based on the bestselling novel, which she will both write and direct.

JESSICA ROTHE (Josie) has quickly established herself as one of Hollywood's most in-demand young leading actresses. Rothe recently wrapped shooting the title role in MGM's musical adaptation of the 1983 romantic comedy Valley Girl, in which she stars as Julie. Directed by Rachel Goldenberg, and also starring Josh Whitehouse, Judy Greer and Mae Whitman, Valley Girl will be released by MGM and Annapurna Pictures in June.

Rothe can currently be seen starring in the Universal thriller Happy Death Day, directed by Christopher Landon and produced by Jason Blum. The story centers on a woman trapped in a vicious cycle of her own death, who must solve the mystery of her murder before her chances run out.

Rothe was seen in a supporting role opposite Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling in Lionsgate's La La Land, which won six Academy Awards and seven Golden Globes.

Directed by Damien Chazelle, the film opened the 2016 Venice Film Festival, and went on to gross $445 million worldwide. Prior to that, Rothe starred in MTV's comedy series "Mary + Jane," from creators Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont. Other TV credits include such series as ABC's "Happy Endings," CBS's Emmy -nominated series "Blue Bloods" and the CW's hit show "Gossip Girl."

Rothe's other film credits include Summertime from director Gabriele Muccino (Seven Pounds, The Pursuit of Happyness), which premiered at the 2016 Venice Film Festival; a supporting role alongside Michael Shannon in Bart Freundlich's Wolves, which premiered at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival; Ben Lewin's Please Stand By, with Dakota Fanning and Toni Collette; the indie feature Tater Tot & Patton; and IFC's The Preppie Connection. Also known for her comedic abilities, she starred in the independent comedy Lily & Kat opposite Hannah Murray, and recurred on the hit web series "High Maintenance," which was sold to HBO. Born and raised in Denver, Colorado, Rothe currently resides in Los Angeles.

LEX ROE (Liam Page) is a young British actor who quickly took Hollywood by storm, immediately booking job after job when he first moved to the States. Roe is currently in production for Freeform's upcoming series "Siren," which will premiere in March. The show, about a town that, according to legend, was once home to mermaids, is based on a story by Eric Wald and Dean White, who serve as executive producers on the project.

A24 recently acquired the rights to Roe's next film, Hot Summer Nights, after its appearance at the Toronto International Film Festival. Roe stars opposite Timothee Chalamet (Call Me By Your Name) and Maika Monroe in the coming-of-age thriller set during a steamy summer on Cape Cod.

Roe was last seen as the male lead in the Paramount Pictures feature Rings, the third installment in the popular horror franchise about deadly videotapes, opposite Matilda Lutz, as well as the Sony apocalyptic action thriller The 5th Wave, alongside Chloe Grace Moretz and Nick Robinson. Earlier in his career, on the small screen, Roe appeared in the British children's sci-fi series "The Fugitives."

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