Ahead of tomorrow's trailer, Prime Video has released the first official poster for G20, a new action thriller starring multi-hyphenate Oscar and Emmy Award-winner Viola Davis as a POTUS you definitely don't want to mess with.
The movie was directed by Patricia Riggen (Miracles from Heaven, The 33) from a script written by Noah and Logan Miller (White Boy Rick), with revisions by Caitlin Parrish and Erica Weiss (The Red Line). Andrew Lazar will produce via Mad Chance, joined by Davis and Julius Tennon via JuVee Productions.
According to the synopsis, "when terrorists overtake the G20 Summit, American President Taylor Sutton (Davis) must bring all her statecraft and military experience to defend her family, her fellow leaders, and the world."
Check out the poster, which features Davis looking more than ready to take down some terrorists, at the link below.
“Viola is truly a one-of-a-kind talent both in front of and behind the camera, and we can’t wait to watch her bring the dynamic character that is President Sutton to life,” said Julie Rapaport, head of movies at Amazon Studios back when the project was announced. “We look forward to working with the incredible filmmaking team and our partners at MRC Film to deliver this exciting movie to our Prime Video audience around the world.”
“Viola bringing her unmatched strength, depth and humor to this kind of fun, popcorn movie is something we cannot wait to see,” said MRC Film Co-Presidents Brye Adler and Jonathan Golfman. “In Patricia, we have the perfect director to balance a grounded character story with a satisfying genre film. We are thrilled to be partnering with Prime Video to help bring this movie to a global audience.”
The cast also features Anthony Anderson as Derek Sutton, Marsai Martin as Serena Sutton, Ramón Rodríguez as Agent Manny Ruiz, Antony Starr as Rutledge, Douglas Hodge as Oliver, Everett Elizabeth Marvel as Joanna Worth, Sabrina Impacciatore as Elena Romano, Gideon Emery as Warren Paxton, and Christopher Farrar as Demetrius Sutton.
We're not expecting a masterpiece from this one, but Davis always brings some class to anything she appears in, so it might be a fun enough diversion at the very least.
Be sure to drop back tomorrow to check out the trailer.