Chris Hemsworth and Taron Egerton are stepping into the criminal underworld in the upcoming crime-thriller, Kockroach. The film, based on the novel by William Lasher, promises a thrilling take on the gangster genre, with a star-studded cast and a fresh narrative. Hemsworth and Egerton take center stage, joining forces with Rachel Sennott, Zazie Beetz, Alec Baldwin, and Brian Geraghty. The production recently wrapped filming in Australia, marking a significant milestone for the crew and cast.
Hemsworth, in particular, expressed his enthusiasm for the project, calling it 'quite possibly the most fun I’ve had on a set.' He praised the cast and crew, highlighting the 'amazing' talent involved and the 'wild script' that will captivate audiences. The actor's social media post showcased behind-the-scenes photos, offering a glimpse into the film's unique atmosphere.
The film's director, Matt Ross, is known for his distinctive style, and his collaboration with screenwriter Jonathan Ames (You Were Never Really Here) adds an intriguing layer to the project. The production team, including Andrew Lazar and Christina Weiss Lurie, aims to push boundaries and expectations, drawing inspiration from iconic films like Goodfellas and Scarface. The addition of Edgerton, replacing Oscar Isaac, further strengthens the cast and brings a new dynamic to the story.
Kockroach's premise revolves around a mysterious stranger who navigates New York's criminal underworld, transforming into a larger-than-life crime boss. The film's exploration of power and the criminal world promises a captivating and intense narrative. With its unique setting and talented cast, Kockroach is poised to deliver a memorable cinematic experience, offering a fresh perspective on the gangster genre.
