CJ Perry has added a new representative to her growing list of professional pursuits, revealing that she has signed with Los Angeles-based talent agency Luber Roklin as she looks toward a larger role in film production.
Perry, who is widely recognized by wrestling fans for her work as Lana, discussed the new arrangement while promoting her book, Bulletproof Angel. She described the signing as part of a broader effort to identify projects that fit her ambitions behind the camera as well as on screen.
“I can focus on producing movies. Right now, I’m with — I just signed with Luber Roklin management company and we’re working on a lot of different projects, trying to find the right projects for me to produce, and get attached to and so that’s the next venture, and that also takes time.”
The comments offer a clear indication that Perry is approaching this phase of her career with a long-term entertainment-industry goal in mind. Rather than framing acting appearances alone as the objective, she specifically pointed to production work and the process of finding material that she can help develop and support.
For more background on this topic, read CJ Perry Reveals the Personal Inspiration Behind ‘Bulletproof Angel’.
For a performer whose public profile was built in professional wrestling, the move reflects the increasingly varied career paths available to talent after establishing a recognizable character in the ring. Perry has spent years working in a highly visible environment where presentation, character development, live performance, promotion and audience connection are central components of the job. Her new focus on movies gives her an opportunity to apply that experience in another creative setting while pursuing a different kind of professional responsibility.
A New Venture Beyond Wrestling
Perry’s remarks did not identify specific films, studios, casting opportunities or production partners. She also did not offer a timeline for when any of the projects being explored could be announced. What she did make clear is that the process is active, with Luber Roklin working alongside her to locate opportunities that suit her interests.
That distinction matters. Being attached to a project as a producer can involve considerably more than appearing in front of a camera. Depending on the production, a producer may help shape creative direction, support development, assemble collaborators, participate in packaging a project, or help guide it through various stages before it reaches audiences. Perry did not detail precisely what role she expects to hold on future projects, but her stated interest in producing signals that she wants to be involved in their creation rather than simply accepting a performance role.
She also acknowledged that the transition requires patience. Finding the right material, deciding where an individual can contribute, and building a slate of viable projects does not happen overnight. Perry’s wording suggested a deliberate approach rather than a rush to announce an attachment before the right fit has emerged.
For wrestling audiences, Perry remains a familiar name because of the distinctive Lana character and the high-profile partnerships and storylines tied to that presentation. Her work helped make her one of the more recognizable personalities of her era, with her character’s presence often extending beyond matches into major promotional and narrative roles. That visibility gives her an established audience as she explores opportunities outside the traditional wrestling space.
At the same time, Perry’s announcement is centered on a professional expansion, not a confirmed return to any particular wrestling promotion or a declaration that she is leaving wrestling behind. Her comments focused on book promotion, movie production and the work being undertaken with her new representation. No wrestling-related project was announced in connection with the Luber Roklin signing.
Bulletproof Angel Promotion Continues
The agency news arrives while Perry is making media appearances in support of Bulletproof Angel. The book has created another avenue for her to communicate directly with fans while presenting her story in a format that differs sharply from the tightly structured world of televised wrestling characters.
Writing and promoting a book can be an especially personal undertaking for a performer known for a public persona. Wrestling fans may know Perry through years of televised segments, interviews and social-media visibility, but an author’s work offers a separate platform to frame experiences in her own voice. The promotional cycle has also allowed her to discuss where she sees her career heading next.
That next chapter now includes a relationship with Luber Roklin. Talent representation can be vital for performers seeking opportunities in entertainment outside their original field, particularly when the aim is to develop projects rather than merely pursue isolated appearances. Perry’s statement indicates that she and the agency are evaluating different possibilities, with the goal of finding work she can produce and become attached to.
There is no shortage of crossover interest between wrestling and other forms of entertainment. The skills developed in wrestling—performing live, maintaining a character, delivering promotional material and connecting with a broad audience—have helped many wrestlers and wrestling personalities pursue work in film, television, publishing and digital media. Every path is different, however, and Perry’s emphasis on production makes this a notably specific direction.
Instead of limiting her stated ambitions to acting, she is positioning herself to potentially have a hand in the development side of film projects. That can offer greater creative involvement while also creating the possibility of work that reaches audiences beyond the fan base that initially came to know her as Lana.
Personal Milestone Ahead for Perry and Miro
Perry is also preparing for a major milestone away from her professional work. She and her significant other, Miro, are expecting their first child together. Perry has said they are expecting a baby boy in April 2027.
Miro is known to wrestling fans as Rusev, the name he used during a prominent portion of his career. The pair have long been among the more recognizable real-life couples connected to professional wrestling, and the upcoming arrival represents a significant new chapter for both of them.
The timing adds further context to Perry’s comments about projects taking time. Building a new venture in entertainment is a demanding process under any circumstances, and she is doing so while promoting a book and preparing for parenthood. Her remarks conveyed a practical understanding that developing the right film opportunities will require patience and careful selection.
There were no additional details provided about how Perry expects to balance production work with family life after the birth, nor should there be an expectation for immediate announcements. For now, the concrete news is that she has signed with Luber Roklin, is exploring multiple potential projects, and wants to focus on becoming involved as a producer.
What Comes Next
The immediate takeaway from Perry’s announcement is not the unveiling of a particular movie but the establishment of a new professional framework. With agency representation in place, she has a partner to help assess material and pursue opportunities aligned with her stated goals. That is an important step for anyone aiming to build a presence in a different segment of the entertainment business.
Fans will have to wait for further information on the projects Perry and Luber Roklin are considering. She did not name any titles, disclose negotiations or confirm a first production credit. Until she does, the focus remains on the process she outlined: looking through possibilities, finding the appropriate fit, and seeking projects she can help produce.
In the meantime, Bulletproof Angel remains a central part of Perry’s current public work, while the expected arrival of her and Miro’s son in April 2027 marks an important personal development. Between publishing, family and an emerging film-production ambition, Perry is entering a busy period that extends well beyond the wrestling role that made her a household name among fans.
Her signing with Luber Roklin is the first confirmed piece of that next venture. The projects themselves have yet to be revealed, but Perry has made her intended direction unmistakable: she wants to move deeper into movies, pursue the right creative opportunities and take an active role in bringing them to life.
Darryl Polo
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