The Amateur was a movie that 20th Century Studios showed off last year at CinemaCon 2024. The movie intrigued me because it was a turn from Rami Malek that wasn't his normal kind of role. Yes, he's starred in a Bond movie as the villain (in a terrifying turn), but this felt like when Matt Damon did
The Amateur has a brand-new TV spot. On April 11, Rami Malek is out for revenge as Charlie Heller. He and Laurence Fishburne are bringing the fireworks in the latest clip from The Amateur. 20th Century Studios is excited for people to get to see this one, so they’re doing Early Access Screenings.
How far would you go to take revenge? Well, in the case of Charlie Heller, he'd go pretty damn far to avenge his wife and others who were killed in a terrorist attack. The Amateur stars Rami Malek and releases in theaters nationwide on April 11th, 2025. Here's the full synopsis. Charlie Heller
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