Netflix unveils a poster for Poe thriller starring Christian Bale

Antlers director Scott Cooper‘s serial killer thriller The Pale Blue Eye, which incorporates legendary author Edgar Allan Poe amongst its solid of characters, is about to obtain a restricted theatrical launch on December 23rd, earlier than transferring to the Netflix streaming service on January sixth. With the movie’s launch simply over a month away, Netflix has unveiled a poster that features a nod to certainly one of Poe’s hottest tales, The Inform-Story Coronary heart. You possibly can check out the poster on the backside of this text.

Based mostly on a novel by Louis Bayard (choose up a replica HERE), The Pale Blue Eye will comply with the try to unravel a sequence of murders that occurred in 1830 on the U.S. Navy Academy at West Level. Christian Bale will play a veteran detective who investigates the murders, helped by a detail-oriented younger cadet who will later change into a world well-known creator, Edgar Allan Poe.

Harry Melling (The Queen’s Gambit) performs Poe. He and Christian Bale (The Darkish Knight) are joined within the solid by Gillian Anderson (The X-Recordsdata), Toby Jones (First Cow), Lucy Boynton (Bohemian Rhapsody), Charlotte Gainsbourg (Antichrist), Harry Lawtey (Trade), Simon McBurney (Carnival Row), Timothy Spall (Mr. Turner), Hadley Robinson (Moxie), Joey Brooks (Molly’s Sport), Brennan Keel Prepare dinner (Encounter), Gideon Glick (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel), Fred Hechinger (The White Lotus), Matt Helm (The Tragedy of Macbeth), Steven Maier (The Plot In opposition to America), Charlie Tahan (Ozark), and the good Robert Duvall (The Godfather).

Cooper and Bale produced The Pale Blue Eye with John Lesher and Tyler Thompson. 

Are you wanting ahead to watching The Pale Blue Eye? What do you consider the poster? Share your ideas on this one by leaving a remark beneath. I haven’t learn Bayard’s novel but, however I’ve been wanting ahead to the film ever because it was first introduced, so I’m glad the discharge date is drawing so close to.