Lionsgate has unveiled the official teaser trailer and posters for “Beast,” an anticipated sports action drama featuring Academy Award-winning actor Russell Crowe, renowned for his role in “Gladiator.” Scheduled to hit theaters on April 10, 2026, the film promises an exhilarating mix of action and emotional stakes.

The official synopsis reveals the compelling premise: a former MMA champion, once a feared competitor, is drawn back into the ring when his younger brother faces a grave threat. In a bid to reclaim his legacy, he teams up with the trainer who helped him attain greatness, gearing up for a high-stakes showdown against the current title-holder — a fierce adversary eager to ruin the ex-champion’s reputation in front of a global audience. As the film unfolds, the protagonist’s mission becomes clear: victory is essential, or he risks losing everything he has built.

The teaser trailer spotlights Crowe as an MMA coach working with his old protégé to revitalize his fighting spirit. Viewers are treated to intense training montages and electrifying match sequences that amp up the excitement. Notably, one of the key fight scenes was filmed in Bangkok, Thailand, during the ONE Championship’s Friday Fights live event in January 2025, lending authenticity to the film’s setting.

Directed by Tyler Atkins, known for “Ocean Boy,” and penned by David Frigerio, who has worked on “Land of Bad” and “Muzzle,” “Beast” boasts an impressive cast. In addition to Crowe, the film features actors such as Daniel MacPherson, Luke Hemsworth, Bren Foster, Amy Shark, Mojean Aria, and Kelly Gale. Producers John Schwarz, Frigerio, Michael Schwarz, and Tim O’Hair are at the helm, promising a compelling cinematic experience.

With its gripping narrative and strong performances, “Beast” is shaping up to be a must-see for action film enthusiasts. As anticipation builds for its release, fans can look forward to an inspiring tale of resilience, redemption, and the relentless pursuit of glory against overwhelming odds.

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