Teaser Trailer: Ben Affleck's "Animals"
- Netflix released the teaser for the political thriller Animals, starring Ben Affleck as Los Angeles mayoral candidate Mark Kimball, whose son is kidnapped.
- Produced by Artists Equity, the company Affleck co-founded with Matt Damon, the film was written by Connor McIntyre, Billy Ray, and Affleck himself, continuing his thriller work.
- Gillian Anderson joins as a fixer while Steven Yeun plays Kimball's campaign manager; Luis Gerardo and Adriana Paz also star in the crime thriller.
- Animals will debut on October 9 on Netflix and in select theaters, marking Affleck's first directorial and acting project since the 2023 drama Air.
- In March, Netflix acquired Affleck's AI startup InterPositive, paying $587 million in cash for the company, deepening the streamer's ties with the filmmaker.
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Ben Affleck Gets Pulled Into a Kidnapping Nightmare in First Teaser Trailer for Netflix’s ANIMALS
Netflix has dropped the first teaser trailer for Animals, a dark kidnapping thriller directed by and starring Ben Affleck, and this looks like the kind of pressure-cooker crime story that Affleck handles incredibly well.The film marks Affleck’s latest directing effort following Air, and this time he’s stepping into a much darker world of political ambition, ransom money, buried secrets, and a family forced into an increasingly desperate situatio…
Netflix published the trailer of the new Triller Animals, filmed twice by Oscar Ben Affleck.
Ben Affleck and Kerry Washington play two parents who try to save their son, who has been kidnapped.
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