Chris Hemsworth and Taron Egerton are set to star in the crime-thriller 'Kockroach', a film that promises to be a thrilling and stylish take on the gangster genre. The movie, based on the novel by William Lasher, tells the story of a mysterious stranger who takes on New York's criminal underworld, transforming himself into a larger-than-life crime boss. With a stellar cast and crew, including Rachel Sennott, Zazie Beetz, Alec Baldwin, Brian Geraghty, and director Matt Ross, 'Kockroach' is shaping up to be a must-see addition to the crime genre.
Hemsworth and Egerton took over the main roles from Channing Tatum and Oscar Isaac, who were previously attached to the project. Producer Andrew Lazar has described the film as a fresh and bold take on the gangster genre, similar to 'Goodfellas' and 'Scarface'. The production recently wrapped filming in Australia, and Hemsworth celebrated the occasion with a social media post, showcasing behind-the-scenes photos and expressing his enthusiasm for the project.
One of the most intriguing aspects of 'Kockroach' is the casting of Egerton, who replaces Isaac in the role. Lazar's statement highlights the excitement of welcoming Egerton to the film, praising his talent and the potential for a unique and boundary-pushing take on the genre. The involvement of Academy Award-winning production designer Colin Gibson, DP Adam Arkapaw, and VFX Supervisor Jonathan Dearing further adds to the film's promise of a visually stunning and immersive experience.
'Kockroach' is set to be a thrilling and stylish crime thriller, with a stellar cast and crew, and a fresh take on the gangster genre. The film's production in Australia and the involvement of renowned professionals in the industry only add to its allure. As the film continues to develop, fans of the genre can look forward to a captivating and memorable addition to the crime thriller landscape.
