'Yellowstone' Officially Meets 'John Wick' in First Trailer for Brandon Sklenar's New Western Thriller
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Brandon Sklenar's next venture into the Western genre has officially pulled back the curtain. Paramount released the first trailer for its hotly anticipated new film, The Rescue, a thriller that casts the breakout 1923 star as a former rodeo cowboy turned Liam Neeson-like force of nature when he finds that his daughter has been kidnapped and held for ransom. When it's clear the police will be of no help, he takes his loyal dog up the mountain to track her down and make whoever took her rue the day they crossed paths. It's set to premiere on January 29.
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