Ace's Wilde III

Jonathan Cane

"Aces Wilde III" is a meta-action comedy centered on Ace Wilde, a super-agent styled as a cross between Jason Bourne and James Bond, who begins to suspect that his life as an invincible action hero is dictated by an external force. This suspicion unfolds when Ace learns that his real-world actor, Mark Freeman, is tarnishing his reputation by engaging in embarrassing public antics, leaving Ace frustrated with his inability to control his own image.

The film takes a comedic twist as Ace's partner, Agent Jessica Stillwater, joins him in "breaking the fourth wall" to confront Freeman and his handlers, believing they deserve a rewrite to preserve their dignity as action heroes. The chaos intensifies as real-world Hollywood production executives, studio politics, and Freeman’s personal issues intertwine with Ace and Jessica’s quest for autonomy. The story blurs the line between fiction and reality, building to a showdown where characters and creators face off, raising questions about the nature of identity and fame in modern media.