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Spencer Boldman & Antonia DeNardo Launch Production Company Forza Partners

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Actor Spencer Boldman and manager-producer Antonia DeNardo have launched Forza Partners, a film and television production company based in Dallas. The company aims to work with filmmakers from a project’s early development through production, marketing and release, for both US and international audiences.

Forza is developing *Alive*, a series based on Christopher Castellani’s 2026 novel *Last Seen*, about four young men found dead in rivers in similar circumstances. Boldman is writing its pilot and will produce with Castellani and DeNardo. The company is also developing a Ronnie Milsap biopic, with Boldman set to star, and has *You Can’t Leave*, a supernatural thriller starring and executive produced by Boldman, opening in cinemas on Friday.

  • Spencer Boldman and Antonia DeNardo have launched Dallas-based Forza Partners.
  • The company is developing a series based on *Last Seen*.
  • Boldman is attached to star in a Ronnie Milsap biopic.

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Spencer Boldman is an actor, while Antonia DeNardo works as a manager and producer. Film and television production companies can help develop stories and organise their path from an early idea through filming and release.

Forza Partners is based in Dallas and plans to work with filmmakers on projects for audiences in the United States and abroad. Its developing slate includes *Alive*, adapted from Christopher Castellani’s novel *Last Seen*, a biopic about singer Ronnie Milsap, and the supernatural thriller *You Can’t Leave*.

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