Worlds Collide On Two New International Posters For The Dark Tower
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Worlds Collide On Two New International Posters For The Dark Tower

Battle lines are drawn on this new pair of international posters for The Dark Tower, Sony's long-in-development adaptation of the Stephen King classic.
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There are other worlds than these – or so this new pair of international posters for The Dark Tower would have you believe.

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Featuring Roland Deschain (Idris Elba), the last Gunslinger, and his sworn opponent, the Man in Black (Matthew McConaughey), squaring off against one another, this latest media dump for Nikolaj Arcel’s mind-bending adaptation draws the battle lines between hero and villain – between the dark side, and the light. “He’s like the devil, isn’t he?” asks Tom Taylor’s Jake, to which Elba’s roguish lead replies, “no…he’s worse.”

That’s Jake Chambers, by the way, a haunted child able to flit between multiple worlds through the transdimensional doorways scattered across Earth. Thanks to his vivid nightmares – premonitions that are rubbished as “just dreams” by his puzzled psychiatrist – Jake develops an understanding of Mid-World from afar, though it’s only when Tom Taylor’s curious supporting player stumbles through one of those aforementioned portals that The Dark Tower begins in earnest. But Jake is much more than just another audience surrogate.

Those familiar with Stephen King’s magnum opus will know all too well that the labyrinthine plot largely revolves around The Gunslinger’s quest to catch the Man in Black, and it’s this journey that leads him to the Dark Tower itself, a skyscraping edifice believed to be the nexus of time.

Also on board for the ride are Claudia Kim, Fran Kranz, Abbey Lee and Jackie Earle Haley, while on the other side of the fence, we understand Sony Pictures has been plotting a spinoff TV series that will take cues from King’s Wizard and Glass – the fourth entry into King’s genre-defining saga.

“For thousand of generations, the Gunslingers were knights. Sworn to protect us from the coming of the dark.” Roland Deschain begins his quest toward The Dark Tower on August 4th.


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