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There is a piece of good news for the fans that M Night Shyamalan is all set to hit the theatres very soon. Get ready to get thrilled with the amazing movie.
The answer to your every question regarding the movie is down below:
The release date of the movie.
Los Angeles, June 24 The untitled thriller M Night Shyamalan will be released in theatres on July 23, 2024, Universal Studios announced.
According to the sources, the film was originally slated to hit screens on February 26, 2024, but the studio removed it from the calendar amid a release date released by the Coronavirus epidemic. Although the details of the plot have been kept secret, it is rumored that the film may be paired with other films by the director.
The cast includes:
- Eliza Scanlen
- Thomasine McKenzie
- Alex Wolfe
- Ken Leung
- Abby Lee
- Nikki Amuka-Bird
The film is part of the director’s two-movie deal with the studio that was announced in 2019. The study announced a change to the release schedule amid a coronavirus crisis released Tuesday.
Odenkirk, who starred in None and Produces None, plays the role of a careless father, whom no one will ever see twice. But when two thieves sneak into her house, the crime unleashes unknown anger within her, sending her on a path that will uncover dark secrets she struggled to leave behind.
The high-concept thrillers of Shyamalan’s have grossed approx $ 3.3 billion at the global box office.
His most recent Universal photo, the January release Glass, the culmination of his Eastrail 177 trilogy (including Unbreakable and Split), topped the box office for three weekends and topped $ 250 million worldwide. The 2nd film in the series, Split, debuted at number 1 and lasted three consecutive weekends during its release in 2017 and grossed over $ 278 million. Shyamalan’s visit (2015) reached close to $ 100 million worldwide.
The expected plot of the movie.
The plot details of the upcoming Shyamalan movie are kept secret. The project also continues with Filmmaker’s Universal after its three previous films Glass (2019), Split (2017), and The Visit (2015).
Shyamalan is awaiting the release of Servant, a new 10-episode, half-hour psychological suspense series set to premiere on the upcoming AppleTV+ streaming service.
