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Watch: First trailer for Netflix’s ‘The Gray Man’ is further proof Chris Evans looks great with a mustache

Definitely not Steve Rogers.

His days as the star-spangled, patriotic leader of the Avengers may be over, but moviegoers are from satiated when it comes to Chris Evans. Following his effortless typecast-breaking role in Knives Out, the actor has several gigs lined up in 2022 and beyond, including Lightyear and titular topic of the day, The Gray Man.

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Netflix’s upcoming action thriller, touted as the beleaguered streaming platform’s latest watch-from-home blockbuster to follow the likes of Red Notice and Don’t Look Up, stars Evans as Lloyd Hansen, a man on a mission to hunt down and capture his former CIA colleague, Court Gentry, aka Sierra Six. Get a taster of the domestic espionage adventure in today’s trailer.

Evans’ quarry is played by the equally handsome Ryan Gosling in what’s shaping up to be a riveting game of cat and mouse. It’s a familiar synopsis (didn’t Tom Hanks and Leonardo DiCaprio already do this years ago?), but derivative or not, it matters little. We’re all here for the leading stars, themselves accompanied by a stellar supporting cast consisting of Ana de Armas and Jessica Henwick, among others.

The Gray Man is currently slotted in for release this summer, July 15. Can it single-handedly turn Netflix’s ailing fortunes around when it lands? No single film wants (or can) to shoulder that burden, but based on star power alone, this one should be a surefire winner. Let’s hope so because, with a budget of $200 million, anything less than critical and commercial adoration could spell doom.


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