VENICE – George Clooney and Brad Pitt are set to dazzle audiences at the Venice Film Festival with the world premiere of their new film, “Wolfs.” Directed by Jon Watts, this crime-thriller features Clooney and Pitt as lone wolf fixers caught up in a high-stakes cover-up job.
The film will be unveiled on the Lido this Sunday evening, offering a glimpse of the stars’ on-screen chemistry. “Wolfs” will hit theaters on Sept. 20 before streaming on Apple TV+ starting Sept. 27.
While both Clooney and Pitt have graced the Venice Film Festival in the past with their individual projects, their joint appearance is a rare treat for fans. Their collaboration in “Wolfs” promises to be a memorable cinematic experience for viewers.
The acquisition of “Wolfs” by Apple TV+ sparked a competitive bidding war, underscoring the anticipation surrounding this film. Director Jon Watts expressed his excitement about the project, describing it as a return to his roots after years of blockbuster filmmaking.
As Pitt walks the red carpet at the festival, his former partner Angelina Jolie garners praise for her role in another film, showcasing the enduring talent of Hollywood’s elite.
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