Chadwick Boseman Teams Up With The Russo Brothers Again For Gritty 21 Bridges
Chadwick Boseman, otherwise referred to as T'Challa in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is making his first appearance in a new movie right after blowing us away in
Black Panther.
Boseman's latest project is
21 Bridges, a new movie from the Russo Brothers (yes, the very same accountable for keeping everything so hush-hush surrounding
Avengers: Endgame) and Boseman himself with a producer credit. The title is a reference to the 21 bridges that connect Manhattan to the rest of the East Coast, and it also marks the directorial debut of Brian Kirk.
On
Avengers: Endgame eve (March 25) the trailer for
21 Bridges has arrived, plus it looks like nothing much less than a gritty thriller that'll keep you on the edge of your seat. From its starting moments, it's already foreshadowing some pretty heavy action that we can't wait to be able to see Boseman get down with.
"They notified me you were the guy who kills cop killers," says a unknown bystander of Boseman's character Andrew Davis. The trailer, accompanied by
Future's "Mask/Off," offers an extended look at Boseman's cop protagonist Davis and why he grew up without a father. Mr. Davis was killed in the line of duty, and as such Davis has grown up with a score to settle with those who dare to kill those serving on the police force.
STX EntertainmentDavis is currently a member of the NYPD who'll stop at nothing to clear the city of a cop-killing gang (including
Taylor Kitsch and Stephan James) before they get out of town. Judging by the brief bit of footage we were blessed with alone, it looks like Boseman has another hit up his sleeve. We can't wait to be able to see where he goes next – and if he's producing this flick, could he be trying he his hand at directing a movie someday?
21 Bridges is set to debut on July 12, 2019.
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