Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson are racing against time and a ruthless cartel in the final trailer for Runner, an action thriller that promises a thrilling ride. Directed by Scott Waugh, known for his work on Need for Speed and Expend4bles, the film stars an unlikely duo in a high-stakes race to deliver a critical medical package. With slick car chases and explosive set pieces, Runner is a throwback to the old-school action thrillers that audiences have been craving.
The trailer showcases Ritchson's signature brand of intense action, as he takes on anyone who stands in his way. The film also features an impressive cast, including Rodrigo Santoro, Leila George, Kate Box, Peta Sergeant, Geraldine Hakewill, Cecilia Toussaint, and Scarlett Crabtree. The story follows a former soldier who finds himself in a deadly race against a cartel, with betrayal lurking on all sides.
In a statement, Waugh praised Angel Studios as the perfect home for the film, emphasizing the big action, real heart, and compelling story that Runner brings to the table. The movie is set to hit theaters on September 11, just in time for the fall movie season.
Ritchson has been on a roll this year, with a busy schedule that includes War Machine, a sci-fi action thriller for Netflix with a sequel in the works, and Motor City, a nearly dialogue-free action flick that will be released in July. He will also star in The Man with the Bag, a Christmas action comedy featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger as Santa Claus, and the spinoff series Neagley, which focuses on a private investigator in Chicago. With his diverse range of roles and projects, Ritchson is establishing himself as a versatile and action-packed actor to watch.
Runner is a thrilling addition to the action genre, offering a blend of high-octane action, a compelling story, and a stellar cast. With Ritchson and Wilson leading the charge, the film is sure to deliver an entertaining experience for action enthusiasts and movie lovers alike. The trailer alone hints at a fast-paced, edge-of-your-seat adventure that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats until the final scene.
