Clint Eastwood’s Juror #2: Trailer, Release date, cast, plot, & Everything we know so far About the Courtroom Thriller

Published on October 14, 2024
Written by:
Isha Das
Isha Das
Streaming Staff Writer
Edited by:
Ipsita Kabiraj
Ipsita Kabiraj
Streaming Editor
Nicholas Hoult & Clint Eastwood on the sets of Juror #2 (Credit: Warner Bros.)

Clint Eastwood is back in the spotlight with Juror #2, a gripping courtroom thriller that promises to captivate audiences. 

Warner Bros. recently unveiled the first trailer for the film, showcasing a star-studded cast led by Nicholas Hoult. It hints at a tense narrative as Hoult's character grapples with a moral dilemma while serving on a high-profile murder trial. The excitement surrounding this film is palpable, and as the release date approaches, many are speculating whether it could be a contender for this year's Oscars.

Eastwood steps back into the director's chair, delivering a narrative that explores themes of guilt and justice with a storyline that unfolds in unexpected ways. As the courtroom drama unfolds, audiences can expect thrilling twists and emotional stakes that only he can deliver.

This article dives into everything you need to know about Juror #2, from its intriguing plot to the talented cast and crew behind it. Prepare for a thrilling exploration into the complexities of the judicial system, and be prepared for surprises along the way. We'll keep you updated as new information emerges, so stay tuned!

Release date & Where to Watch

Juror #2 will make its limited theatrical debut in select theaters across North America on Friday, Nov. 1, 2024. The film will close the 2024 American Film Institute Festival on Sunday, Oct. 27, 2024.

Plot

Juror #2 marks Jonathan Abrams's first original screenplay and follows Justin Kemp, a family man selected for jury duty in a high-profile murder trial. As the proceedings unfold, Justin grapples with a profound moral dilemma: he may have accidentally killed the woman at the center of the case, raising questions about his role in the trial.

Caught in a web of guilt, he faces the choice of using his insider knowledge to influence the jury’s verdict while navigating the risk of exposing his own guilt. The film explores the tension between justice and personal responsibility in a courtroom drama setting.

Cast 

Official Trailer

The Juror #2 trailer features Justin Kemp reflecting on a drunk driving accident he thinks involved a deer. Summoned for jury duty on a case linked to the accident, he confides in his AA sponsor, revealing he may be responsible for the woman’s death instead of her abusive boyfriend, who is on trial. Tension escalates as a juror questions the district attorney about other suspects, ending with Justin in the jury box, prompted by his sponsor's words: "You know what to do."

Will Juror #2 be Clint Eastwood's Final Movie?

Clint Eastwood is a cinematic icon whose legacy needs no introduction. His most recent film, Cry Macho (2021), faced criticism and underwhelming box office results, prompting some to speculate about his future in filmmaking. Despite this, rumors suggest that Juror #2 may not be Eastwood's final project. Industry chatter indicates that he remains active in Hollywood, reportedly reading scripts for potential future films. While he has not publicly addressed the speculation about retirement, his work ethic and passion for filmmaking suggest he is far from finished.

Filming

Filming for Juror #2 commenced in June 2023 in Savannah, Georgia, with additional shoots taking place in Los Angeles. However, production faced a setback in July 2023 due to the SAG-AFTRA strikes, which led to a suspension of filming. Fortunately, shooting resumed in Nov. 2023 after the resolution of the strike. By April 2024, Clint Eastwood had completed post-production on the film, and Warner Bros. executives expressed excitement about the final product.

Behind the Scenes

Eastwood will direct Juror #2. The screenplay is penned by Jonathan Abrams, who is making his feature film debut. The production team includes notable producers such as Adam Goodman, Matt Skiena, Tim Moore, and Jessica Meier. Executive producers include David M. Bernstein, Ellen Goldsmith-Vein, and Jeremy Bell.

Eastwood has brought together a crew of familiar collaborators, including director of photography Yves Bélanger, production designer Ron Reiss, and Oscar-winning editor Joel Cox. Mark Mancina, who worked with Eastwood on Cry Macho, has composed the film's score.



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