Brad Pitt and George Clooney reunite in the Spider-Man director’s new film

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After the massive success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, he became one of the most in-demand filmmakers in Hollywood Spiderman Trilogy, JonWatts was able to write his own ticket afterwards No way home Grossed $1.9 billion at the box office. He aims high and teams up with two of Hollywood’s biggest stars for a blockbuster crime thriller.

Studios and streamers alike were foaming at the mouth to try and snap up the rights to it wolvesa two-handed film starring longtime friends, A-list icons, and Oscar winners George Clooney and Brad Pitt as two rival fixers who fall out after landing the same job.

In the end, the Apple TV won out, and the first wave of set photos are making the rounds online. The prospect of seeing Pitt and Clooney go head-to-toe in a stylish criminal caper looks every bit as elegant as you’d imagine given their respective reputations, and is reason enough to look forward to it wolves.

For Watts, the project will represent the biggest challenge of his career so far, as his only trait so far has been the low budget Police Car before being selected as the architect of Tom Holland’s acclaimed trio of net-slinging spectacles.

He ended up canceling the Fantastic Four’s MCU reboot in favor of wolvesbut he still found time to lead Disney Plus war of stars series Skeleton Crewbut it would be fair to say that dealing with Pitt and Clooney comes with very different expectations.