Tyler Perry’s Duplicity: All you need to know About the new Legal Thriller Starring Kat Graham

The first official trailer for Tyler Perry's Duplicity has just been released, and it’s already drawing plenty of attention. The gripping legal thriller, which promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats, features a star-studded cast led by Kat Graham. 

Fans of Tyler Perry’s signature suspenseful dramas, like A Fall from Grace and Mea Culpa, will find themselves eagerly anticipating this new release as it delves into a web of deception, betrayal, and murder. While the title shares no connection to the 2009 romantic crime comedy starring Clive Owen and Julia Roberts, the film offers all the elements of a compelling Tyler Perry crime thriller. 

As excitement builds around this tense new thriller, we’re diving into everything we know so far. Stay tuned for more updates as new details emerge, and prepare for a movie that will leave you questioning every character’s motives. This is a film you won’t want to miss!

Release date & Where to Watch

Tyler Perry's Duplicity arrives on Prime Video on Thursday, Mar. 20, 2025. The film is rated R for strong language and violence.

What is the plot of Tyler Perry's Duplicity?

High-powered attorney Marley is thrust into a deeply personal case when she sets out to uncover the truth behind the fatal shooting of her best friend Fela’s husband. Determined to seek justice, she teams up with her boyfriend, a former cop turned private investigator, to unravel the mystery.

As Marley digs deeper, what initially seems like a tragic case of mistaken identity quickly spirals into a dangerous web of deception and betrayal. With every step, she uncovers unsettling secrets that challenge her trust in the system—and those around her.

With danger lurking at every turn, Marley’s pursuit of the truth puts her career, relationships, and even her life on the line. But she refuses to back down, determined to expose the forces working to bury the truth—no matter the cost.

Who’s in the cast of Tyler Perry's Duplicity?

• Kat Graham (The Vampire Diaries, Love in the Villa) as Marley
• Tyler Lepley (P-Valley, Harlem) as Tony

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• Meagan Tandy (Batwoman, Survivor’s Remorse) as Fela
• RonReaco Lee (Mea Culpa, Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist) as Kevin
• Joshua Adeyeye as Rodney
• Nick Barrotta as Sam
• Jimi Stanton as Caleb
• Shannon LaNier as Shannon
• Kim Steele as Ina
• Betty Mitchell as Deloris
• Angela Halili as Anna Lewis
• Kearia Schroeder as Jennifer
• Marcia Harvey as Dion
• Shyann Malone as Female Reporter
• Judd Lormand as Officer Banks
• Amanda L. Miller as Reporter #1
• Wendell Scott Jr. as Reporter #2
• Crystal Bui as Reporter #3

Is There a Trailer for Tyler Perry's Duplicity?

In the official trailer for Tyler Perry's Duplicity, high-powered attorney Marley is thrust into a complex investigation following the shooting of her best friend Fela's husband. The trailer opens with a tense 911 call: "911, what's your emergency?" to which a distressed voice responds, "I need the police. Someone is breaking into my neighbor's house." 

Marley, a formidable attorney, is determined to seek justice for her best friend, Fela, the victim’s grieving widow. "I'm not just your friend. I'm your lawyer," Marley tells Fela, her voice resolute. "And they're gonna pay. I promise you." As she delves into the case, she teams up with her boyfriend, a former cop turned private investigator.

The trailer hints at a web of deception, with Marley determined to uncover the truth, stating, "No matter what happens, I need to get answers." The visuals depict a series of suspenseful events, including intense confrontations, shadowy figures, and moments of peril, underscoring the film's themes of betrayal and resilience.

Marley's journey is portrayed as both a professional challenge and a personal mission, highlighting the stakes involved. For a comprehensive look at the trailer, you can watch it here:

Behind the Scenes

Duplicity is written and directed by Tyler Perry, who also serves as a producer alongside Angi Bones and Will Areu. The film is part of Perry’s four-movie deal with Amazon Studios, which he signed in 2022. It marks the second release under this deal, following Divorce in the Black, a 2024 drama starring Meagan Good, Cory Hardrict, Richard Lawson, and Debbi Morgan.