Cara Delevingne Is Preparing for a Hollywood Takeover

e might be the latest recipient of the British Fashion Awards’ Model of the Year prize, but it’s easy to see that Cara Delevingne’s career aspirations go beyond the runway. The 22-year-old supermodel has made no secret of her movie-star dreams—and judging from her most recent acting coup, she’s already well on her way to making it happen. Variety reports that Delevingne has joined the cast of the forthcoming Warner Bros. action film Suicide Squad alongside Jared Leto, Margot Robbie, and Will Smith. She’ll play the role of Enchantress in the superhero flick, which centers on a group of DC Comics villains who are given a rare shot at redemption. We’ll have to wait until 2016 to find out what happens, but luckily this is only the latest in a long line of Delevingne’s upcoming roles.
 With no fewer than six films on the horizon, 2015 is already shaping up to be her breakout year. This winter will see the release of the Amanda Knox-inspired drama The Face of an Angel. Then early next year, she’ll star in the 17th-century period romance Tulip Fever, before taking on a supporting role in the action film London Fields, starring Johnny Depp. Late 2015, expect to catch her in the indie drama Kids In Love, which follows a group of wealthy Londoners as they explore a wild party lifestyle. If you follow Delevingne on Instagram, chances are by now you’re already well aware of her recentrole as a mermaid in 2015’s big-screen adaptation of Peter Pan. She’s been documenting the entire Pan filming process on social media, from her costume fittings to a sneak peek of her final transformation. But while each of the budding actress’ gigs is impressive, the one you really can’t miss is her sure-to-be-star turn as Margo in Paper Towns. The coming-of-age movie is based on the Young Adult novel of the same name by Fault In Our Stars author John Green and already has a rabid and loyal fan base. So even if Delevingne isn’t quite a household name outside fashion circles yet, that’s about to change. The downside: This recent leap to film will most likely mean less of the model on the runways, but not to worry. Whether it’s for Chanel or a major Hollywood blockbuster, you won’t have to search long to get your Delevingne fix on a screen near you.