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The Lost City Of Z Trailer Sees Charlie Hunnam And Tom Holland Finding Their Destiny

This spring, Charlie Hunnam, Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson will grow out their facial hair and explore the wild when James Grey's long-awaited The Lost City of Z adaptation finally comes to theaters. To promote its release, the official UK trailer was released earlier today and promises a visually stunning glimpse into this true tale of exploration, discovery, tranquility and danger. Lots and lots of danger.

This spring, Charlie Hunnam, Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson grow out their facial hair and explore the wild when James Grey’s long-awaited The Lost City of Z adaptation finally comes to theaters. To promote its release, the official UK trailer promises a visually stunning glimpse into this true tale of exploration, discovery, tranquility and danger. Lots and lots of danger.

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Based on David Grann’s non-fiction bestseller of the same name, The Lost City of Z follows British explorer Percy Fawcett (Hunnam) at the dawn of the 20th century, as he journeys the Amazon wilderness to discover stirring evidence of a previously unknown civilization. Percy’s adoring wife (Sienna Miller) encourages him, his son (Holland) joins him, and a bearded aide de camp (Pattinson) help him along his travels, which provides suspense, intrigue and mystery.

The Lost City of Z made its way into several festivals last fall, including NYFF, which is where our own Lauren Humphries-Brooks caught Grey’s latest. Her response was fairly underwhelming though, as she admitted in her review that “despite gorgeous cinematography and a strong cast,” the movie is “a shallow and overly romantic film that falls into the trap of hero worship.” What a pity.

If you care to see if you disagree with her assessment, you won’t have to wait too long. The romantic dramatization enters British cinemas on March 24. From there, it’ll find a limited U.S. release in LA and New York on April 14, before it comes out nationwide on April 21.

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