Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner Character Posters for ‘Arrival,’ Plus TV Spots
The marketing blitz for Paramount’s sci-fi drama Arrival, starring Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner, is hitting full steam this week with two brand new character posters for each actor, a collection of the multiple TV spots for the film and culminating in the film opening the Mill Valley Film Festival last night with Adams in tow. The film also recently was given a private screening in the Hollywood Hills home of the film’s producer Shawn Levy with tons of influential celebs present like Bryan Cranston, Megan Mullally (who really loved the film) and Nick Offerman, Michael Mann, Alexander Payne, Catherine Hardwicke, Christopher McQuarrie, Jay Roach, Damon Lindelof, Drake Doremus and Stranger Things creators Matt and Ross Duffer.
Check out the Gold Rush Gang’s predictions for Arrival in Best Picture, Best Director and Best Actress.
The TV spots:
Here are the posters:
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