Tom Holland is a struggling war vet in the first trailer for the Russo brothers' Cherry
"Sometimes I feel like I've seen ev🌳erything that's gonna happen... and it's a n💙ightmare."
The first trailer for Cherry, the upcoming movie from the Russo brothers starring Tom Holland, is a dizzying rollercoaster that focuses on Holland's unraveling mental state, his romanꦡce with his faithful lover, and his drug-addled post-war trauma.
"In an epic odyssey of romance, war, drug addiction, and crime, a young man (Tom Holland) struggles to find his place in the world," reads the synopsis. Cherry makes its premiere in theaters on February 26 before dropping on A🔥pple TV+ just a couple of weeks later on March 12.
It's a little surreal seeing Holland🥃, best-known for his ongoing run as Spider-Man in the MCU, portraying a bank r𒆙obber grappling with real-world demons, but his performance in the trailer is no less gripping.
"You g𝓀et a taste of Holland's incredible performance in the movie and the range that he d𝔍isplays as an actor," Joe Russo told . "I think you're seeing him transform from a teen actor into an adult actor."
Cherry is based on the 2018 novel of the same name, which centers around a veteran of the Iraq War paying for his drug addiction by robbing banks. The book was written o🐭n a typewriter by a convicted bank robber during his stay in a Kentucky federal prison.
Dir🍌ectors Anthony and Joseph Russo sent out a on Thursday as the first Cherry trailer made its debut. "Cherry is the most personal film we have made," the directing duo wrote. "The city. The people. The story."
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