“The Dog Stars” Trailer Drops: Elordi & Brolin Lead Ridley Scott's New Thriller!
“The Dog Stars” Trailer Drops: Elordi & Brolin Lead Ridley Scott's New Thriller!
“The Dog Stars” Trailer Drops: Elordi & Brolin Lead Ridley Scott's New Thriller!
Dive into a desolate future with "The Dog Stars"! Jacob Elordi and Josh Brolin star in Ridley Scott's new film, based on the hit novel. Get ready for suspense and a profound search for humanity.
Hollywood legend Ridley Scott is bringing Peter Heller's acclaimed bestseller, “The Dog Stars,” to the big screen, with the film set to premiere in theaters and IMAX on August 28th. This highly anticipated cinematic event promises a gripping post-apocalyptic journey led by an impressive ensemble cast.
The film features Jacob Elordi as Hig, a young pilot navigating a brutal, desolate world. He's joined by Josh Brolin, portraying the military survivalist Bangley, as they carve out an isolated but efficient existence. The narrative takes a compelling turn when Hig intercepts a mysterious radio transmission, prompting him to venture into the unknown, driven by a flicker of hope that humanity still endures.
The critically acclaimed cast also includes Margaret Qualley, Allison Janney, Benedict Wong, and Guy Pearce, ensuring a powerful performance lineup under Scott's masterful direction. The screenplay for “The Dog Stars” was penned by Mark L. Smith, who adapted Heller's captivating novel. The production team boasts a formidable roster, with Ridley Scott himself co-producing alongside Michael Pruss, Mark L. Smith, and Cliff Roberts. Executive production credits go to Lily Brooks-Dalton, Brandon Scott Smith, Peter Heller, Aidan Elliott, Raymond Kirk, and Marco Valerio Pugini.
Fans are encouraged to secure their tickets now via Fandango.com/TheDogStars to experience this thrilling tale on the biggest screens. Mark your calendars for August 28th for what promises to be one of the year's most talked-about films, a stark exploration of survival, hope, and the enduring human spirit in the face of despair.