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Trailer for George Clooney’s SUBURBICON with Matt Damon and Julianne Moore

Fresh off the Toronto and Venice Film Festival announcements, Paramount has debuted the first look and trailer for George Clooney’s Suburbicon starring Matt Damon, Julianne Moore, Josh Brolin and Oscar Isaac. It seems that Clooney must have really liked his time with the Coen brothers in Hail, Caesar! as Suburbicon, which was co-written by Clooney, his longtime producing partner Grant Heslov and the Coens, looks to be deep in the canon of Coen brothers farce.

Matt Damon stars as a 1950s husband whose wife is killed during a home invasion in their quiet suburb. This sets off a chain of events typical in Coenland of everything from mistaken identities, nefarious bad guys, to Julianne Moore perfecting yet another 1950s housewife with a twist.

Paramount Pictures will release the film on October 27th. Here is the trailer.

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