Watch American Trailer For Ridley Scott’s The Counsellor

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With all eyes on San Diego Comic Con today Ridley Scott’s The Counsellor American trailer has sneaked online giving us all a reason to look forward to the Autumn.

Penned by The Road, No Country For Old Men author Cormac McCarthy The Counsellor ย stars Michael Fassbenderย an attorney who finds himself deep in trouble who needs money. He decides to dabble in drug trafficking,but ย thanksย Reinerย (Javier Bardem) the pair must get rid of $20 million worth of cocaine mixed in a world of nasty people.

The American trailer for The Counsellor may run about 20 seconds longer than the recent UK trailer and look roughly the same however the new trailer does possess tidbits of ย new footage mixed in with more dialogue.Not much else is revealed apart from a suggestion of a subplot for Cameron Diaz character whose looking like a femme fatale . We where fans of Prometheus ย but as everyone knows critically it was a hit and miss affair The Counsellor does star power a fantastic cast with Cormac McCarthy penning the script, this film should help Scott back win back the critics.

The Counsellorย is due out in UK&Ireland onย 15th Novemberย (25th October USA). The film also starsย Cameron Diaz, Dean Norris, Rosie Perez, John Leguizamo,ย Natalie Dormer, andย Goran Viลกnjiฤ‡.

source:ย EW



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