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Bad Lieutenant Goes From Nicolas Cage to Tokyo in a Violent New Trailer

The teaser spotlights Liv Morgan and Shun Oguri in a violent crime thriller that follows a disgraced detective into addiction and corruption.

  • NEON released a brutal teaser trailer today for Takashi Miike's Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo, a neon-soaked crime thriller confirming the film will continue the franchise's tradition of moral decay and brutality.
  • Following the framework Abel Ferrara established with his 1992 original starring Harvey Keitel, this entry follows Werner Herzog's 2009 follow-up featuring Nicolas Cage. Ferrara disavowed the sequel, telling reporters he hoped the filmmakers would "die in Hell."
  • Shun Oguri stars as a disgraced Tokyo police officer and compulsive gambler investigating a disappearance. Lily James plays an enigmatic FBI agent searching for the missing daughter of a powerful American family.
  • World Champion Liv Morgan appears alongside an ensemble cast including Takanori Iwata and Jun Kunimura. Written by Daisuke Tengan, the project premieres at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 10, 2026.
  • No official narrative links connect the three Bad Lieutenant films despite the shared franchise name. NEON has not set a domestic theatrical date, currently listing the thriller only as coming soon.
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Zoë Lund and Abel Ferrara were the first to write about the character and now, the dark tale of police corruption has become a sort of unusual franchise, if it can be called such a cloudy and incorrect product. It is not usual for authorial court directors to encourage themselves to remake the story of another, but after Ferrara’s original film, Werner Herzog was the first to want to review the visceral film starring Harvey Keitel in 1992. 16 ye…

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IndieWire broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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