While we’re excited to see “Loki” actor Tom Hiddleston make his big screen return to the MCU with the Multiverse event “Avengers: Doomsday,” the British actor has another big project coming to theaters with “The Life of Chuck.”
NEON has sent us a new trailer for the TIFF breakout to share, as the new film is based on a short story penned by prolific author Stephen King and directed by modern horror master Mike Flanagan (recently writing the DC Comics film “Clayface“), who is switching things up with a lighter outing this time but continues his streak of genre filmmaking.
The rest of the impressive cast that will be seen alongside Hiddleston is Chiwetel Ejiofor (“Doctor Strange”), Karen Gillan (“Guardians of The Galaxy”), Jacob Tremblay (“Room”), and Mark Hamill (“Star Wars: The Last Jedi”).
Here’s an official logline for “The Life Of Chuck,” courtesy of NEON:
From the hearts and minds of Stephen King and Mike Flanagan comes “The Life of Chuck,” the extraordinary story of an ordinary man. This unforgettable, genre-bending tale celebrates the life of Charles ‘Chuck’ Krantz as he experiences the wonder of love, the heartbreak of loss, and the multitudes contained in all of us.
The Playlist previously reviewed the upcoming flick when it screened during the Toronto International Film Festival last September, and you can read our thoughts on Hiddleston and the film here.
Audiences won’t have to wait too much longer as “The Life of Chuck” is heading to theaters this summer on June 6, and you can watch the new trailer below.
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