Hugh Jackman Leads New A24 Film

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Hugh Jackman Leads New A24 Film
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The upcoming film “The Death of Robin Hood,” featuring Hugh Jackman, presents a darker twist on the legendary outlaw’s story. The film, from A24, is directed and written by Michael Sarnoski, known for “Pig” and “A Quiet Place: Day One.” It is set to premiere in theaters later this year.

Cast and Characters

The film boasts an impressive cast, including:

  • Hugh Jackman as Robin Hood
  • Jodie Comer as a mysterious woman aiding Hood
  • Bill Skarsgård
  • Murray Bartlett
  • Noah Jupe
  • Elijah Ungvary

Plot Overview

“The Death of Robin Hood” explores a Robin Hood with a troubled past. Jackman’s character is depicted not only as a legendary figure who stole from the rich but also as someone with a history of crime and murder.

A significant turning point occurs when he is injured in a battle and receives help from a woman played by Comer. In a poignant moment, she reflects on their past interactions, stating, “I owe you an apology. You begged for me to let you die.” Jackman’s character struggles with his violent history, saying, “I’ve killed so many, I could not give you a count. It’s a curse.”

Production Details

The film is produced by Jackman alongside Alexander Black, Aaron Ryder, and Andrew Swett. The unique approach to the Robin Hood narrative will likely offer a fresh perspective to audiences.

Upcoming Roles for Jackman

Beyond “The Death of Robin Hood,” Hugh Jackman appears in “Song Sung Blue,” alongside Kate Hudson, and will feature in “The Sheep Detectives,” which is scheduled for release in May via Amazon MGM Studios.

Director’s Vision

Michael Sarnoski’s take on Robin Hood emphasizes the character’s monstrous past and reflects on the folklore that has evolved around him. He explains, “He was a murderous outlaw who did terrible things. He’s lived long enough to see this folklore created about him.” This exploration of identity and legacy will likely resonate with viewers as they delve into the complexities of his character.

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