Overview
- Samuel Goldwyn Films released the first official trailer Wednesday confirming the logline that Neeson’s Ryan “Fang” Flanagan is a wrongly accused war hero who leads a cross-country chase while driving a 1965 Shelby Cobra GT350.
- The studio’s press materials list Marisa Tomei, Ving Rhames and Michael Chiklis in key supporting roles and confirm Thompson Evans as writer and stunt coordinator Mark Vanselow as director.
- The trailer highlights televised highway pursuits, large-scale crash and stunt set pieces, and scenes that show cheering supporters rooting for the fugitive.
- The distributor set a theatrical-only release date of October 30, 2026, and the film is not yet rated.
- The announcement continues coverage of Neeson’s steady return to action roles and the choice of a stunt coordinator-turned-director suggests the production will emphasize practical stunts, while the theatrical-only strategy is a notable move against the wider industry shift toward streaming.