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Nic Cage’s Madden Movie Is All Your Dad Will Wanna Talk About This Thanksgiving: Watch the Trailer

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    Prime Video has unveiled the full-length trailer for Madden, its upcoming biopic starring Nicolas Cage as the legendary football coach-turned-legendary broadcaster-turned-video game pioneer John Madden.

    While previous teasers offered brief glimpses of Cage in the role, today’s trailer provides the most extensive look yet at the David O. Russell-directed film, including Christian Bale knocking it out of the stadium as Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis, John Mulaney as the hapless creator of the Madden NFL video game, and Shane Gillis playing a buddy role very much in the vein of Shane Gillis.

    The film’s cast also includes Kathryn Hahn and Sienna Miller. Following a limited theatrical release on November 11th, Madden will arrive globally on Prime Video on November 18th — just in time for Thanksgiving table talk.

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