Explore ‘The Running Man’ with New Behind-the-Scenes Featurette
Director Edgar Wright, alongside stars Glen Powell and Colman Domingo, invites audiences to delve into the dangerous world of *The Running Man*. This upcoming sci-fi drama film offers a gripping behind-the-scenes look at its thrilling premise.
About *The Running Man*
Slated for release on November 14, 2025, *The Running Man* stars a talented cast, including:
- William H. Macy
- Lee Pace
- Michael Cera
- Emilia Jones
- Daniel Ezra
- Jayme Lawson
- Sean Hayes
- Katy O’Brian
- Josh Brolin
Premise of the Film
Set in a dystopian future, *The Running Man* centers around a television show that captivates the masses. Contestants, referred to as Runners, must endure a perilous 30-day hunt where they are pursued by highly skilled assassins. Each moment is broadcast live, enticing a ravenous audience and promising escalating cash prizes with each passing day.
The plot follows Ben Richards, portrayed by Glen Powell, a desperate father determined to save his ailing child. Manipulated by the show’s charming yet ruthless producer, Dan Killian, played by Josh Brolin, Ben reluctantly enters the deadly competition.
Character Dynamics
Ben’s survival instincts, grit, and rebellious spirit soon make him a fan favorite and a formidable adversary to the system. As his popularity surges, so does the danger from both the Hunters and an audience enthralled by his struggles.
Production Team
*The Running Man* is executive produced by notable figures including:
- George Linder
- James Biddle
- Rachael Prior
- Audrey Chon
- Pete Chiappetta
- Anthony Tittanegro
- Andrew Lary
Produced by Simon Kinberg, Nira Park, and Edgar Wright, the film features a screenplay adapted by Michael Bacall and Edgar Wright, drawing inspiration from Stephen King’s original novel.
Anticipation and Conclusion
With its thrilling premise and rich character dynamics, *The Running Man* is poised to be a significant entry in the sci-fi genre. As audiences eagerly await its release, the excitement surrounding its production continues to grow.