Brad Pitt Stars in Survival Thriller 'Heart of the Beast' Alongside German Shepherd
Paramount Pictures released a trailer for "Heart of the Beast," a survival thriller starring Brad Pitt as a former Army Special Forces soldier stranded in the Alaskan wilderness with a retired service dog named Odin. The film reunites Pitt with director David Ayer, who previously collaborated with him on "Fury" in 2014. The movie is scheduled for theatrical release on September 25.
Paramount Pictures has unveiled the trailer for "Heart of the Beast," an action survival thriller featuring Brad Pitt in the lead role as James Belmont, a former Army Special Forces veteran whose small plane crashes deep in the Alaskan wilderness. Accompanying Pitt's character is Odin, a retired service dog who helps protect him from wildlife including bears and wolves as they battle the elements and attempt to return to civilization. The film also stars Academy Award winner J.K. Simmons and Anna Lambe, with Pitt serving as a producer alongside Olivia Hamilton and Marty Bowen. Director David Ayer helms the project, marking the first collaboration between Pitt and Ayer since their 2014 World War II film "Fury." The screenplay was written by Cameron Alexander, with executive producers including Damien Chazelle. "Heart of the Beast" is set to release in theaters on September 25.
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‘Heart of the Beast’ Trailer: Brad Pitt and a German Shepherd Struggle to Survive the Alaskan Wilderness
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