The Legend Was a Lie: Hugh Jackman Goes Full Wolverine in 'The Death of Robin Hood' Trailer
On January 6, 2026, A24 released the first trailer for 'The Death of Robin Hood' starring Hugh Jackman. Directed by Michael Sarnoski and co-starring Jodie Comer, the film offers a gritty, bloody reimagining of the classic legend.
Forget the noble outlaw who steals from the rich. Hugh Jackman is here to set the record straight with a bloody, brutal reimagining of the English myth. According to Entertainment Weekly, the first trailer for A24’s The Death of Robin Hood dropped on January 6, 2026, showcasing a dark departure from the story's lighthearted traditions.
A Gritty Reinterpretation: The Death of Robin Hood and Sarnoski's Vision
Directed by Michael Sarnoski, known for 'Pig', the film pulls from the centuries-old English ballad titled "Robin Hood's Death." In the footage, Jackman’s Robin describes himself as a "murderous brigand" and a "monster," trading green tights for mud and blood. The action is visceral; he smashes and impales his way through enemies, delivering a performance that feels as raw as his iconic turn in Logan.
Beyond Maid Marian: Starring Jodie Comer and Bill Skarsgård
The film features a powerhouse ensemble. Jodie Comer takes on a mysterious role that Sarnoski confirms isn't the traditional Maid Marian. Instead, her character offers a path to redemption for Jackman's weary antihero. Rounding out the cast are Bill Skarsgård and Murray Bartlett, promising a narrative filled with "rueful pathos" as Robin confronts the folklore being created about him while he’s still alive.
This content is AI-generated based on source articles. While we strive for accuracy, errors may occur. We recommend verifying with the original source.
Related Articles
Check out the best Netflix thrillers arriving in January 2026. From Green Room to Man on Fire, explore the top movies and shows to watch this new year.
Dwayne Johnson reveals how his father's addiction and mother's battle with stage 3B lung cancer shaped his emotional performance in the A24 biopic 'The Smashing Machine.'
Gwyneth Paltrow reflects on the 1999 Oscar controversy and defines awards as a monetization tool for Hollywood. Insights on her new A24 film 'Marty Supreme'.
Kevin O’Leary joins A24’s 'Marty Supreme' after being told he’s the perfect 'a--hole' for the role—the same pitch that landed him Shark Tank 20 years ago.