Hugh Jackman's 'The Sheep Detective Club' Hits Prime Video on June 24
The film pairs a major Hollywood star with a high-concept mystery told from the sheep's perspective, backed by an Oscar-winning cast and a writer known for 'Chernobyl' and 'The Last of Us'.
Key Facts
- Hugh Jackman's film 'The Sheep Detective Club' will stream on Prime Video starting June 24.
- The film follows a flock of sheep investigating the death of their owner, a shepherd named George.
- The cast includes Emma Thompson, Nicholas Galitzine, and Molly Gordon.
- Kyle Balda, co-director of 'Minions', directs from a script by Craig Mazin, creator of 'Chernobyl' and 'The Last of Us'.
- The key visual and Japanese trailer for the film are available now.
Reporting from 1 source: Cinema Today.
Hugh Jackman's film 'The Sheep Detective Club' will stream exclusively on Prime Video starting June 24. The film follows a flock of sheep investigating their owner's death. The cast includes Emma Thompson, Nicholas Galitzine, and Molly Gordon. Kyle Balda directs from a script by Craig Mazin.
Hugh Jackman plays George, a shepherd who reads mystery novels to his sheep every night. When George is found dead, the sheep-led by the smartest among them, Lily-launch their own investigation. The human suspects include a police officer, a journalist, a butcher, and George's daughter Rebecca. Emma Thompson plays George's lawyer, who reads a will that leaves a 4.7 billion yen inheritance and cryptic final words. The film is directed by Kyle Balda, co-director of 'Minions', and written by Craig Mazin, creator of 'Chernobyl' and 'The Last of Us'. The key visual and Japanese trailer are out now.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.
Sources
- Cinema Today ヒュー・ジャックマン主演『ひつじ探偵団』 6月24日からPrime Videoで独占配信