US EditionHugh Jackman Is Completely Unrecognizable in 'Death of Robin Hood' Trailer
Michael Sarnoski directs this thriller starring Hugh Jackman as a wounded Robin Hood offered salvation by a mysterious woman, with the film set for a 2026 theatrical release.
- On Tuesday, A24 unveiled the first trailer for The Death of Robin Hood, featuring Hugh Jackman in the title role and slated for theaters this year.
- Written and directed by Michael Sarnoski, writer-director of Pig and A Quiet Place: Day One, the film depicts Robin Hood gravely injured and grappling with a past life of crime and murder.
- Co-Stars Jodie Comer, Bill Skarsgård, Murray Bartlett and Noah Jupe join Jackman, with production in Northern Ireland financed by Lyrical Media, and A24 acquired U.S. rights at Cannes 2024.
- A24 placed the film within its 2026 slate, which includes The Moment , How to Make a Killing , and The Undertone .
- Observers liken the trailer's tone to 2017's Logan, showing Hugh Jackman as an older outlaw amid speculation about his future action roles.
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Hugh Jackman Is Completely Unrecognizable in 'Death of Robin Hood' Trailer
Hugh Jackman is taking on one of his most gripping roles yet in The Death of Robin Hood. The action-packed trailer for the A24 film dropped on Tuesday, January 6, and showed Jackman, 57, looking completely unrecognizable in a long gray beard with matching silver locks on his head. “Would you like to know a secret?” Jackman chillingly narrates at the start of the teaser. “People speak of Robin Hood. Tell his stories. They’re all lies. He was not …
‘The Death Of Robin Hood’ trailer features Hugh Jackman’s murderous take on the folk hero
A24 has dropped the first official trailer for The Death Of Robin Hood, which sees Hugh Jackman put a more sinister spin on the folk hero. The movie does not have an official release date at time of writing, but is slated to arrive in cinemas later in 2026. In it, Jackman stars in the title role, and puts a dark reimagining on the mythical outlaw. According to an official logline, the upcoming thriller sees Robin Hood “grappling with his past af…
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