Pascal plays the film composer, 《 Behemoth!》Another notice

　　　We should tell the hard story... “Released by Searchlight Pictures - Behemoth!《(Behemoth!, tentative translation) The second official trailer shows cellist Alex Therian, played by Pedro Pascal, entering the work site of the film score.The film is written and directed by Tony Gilroy.

Alex comes from a musical family. After traveling for 20 years, he returned to Los Angeles and prepared to start composing music for movies.Music has always occupied his life, and this career change will lead him into an experience that will change him.The title Behemoth! is also the confidential codename used for a big-budget film he participated in the soundtrack. The opening of the second trailer touches on this project.

Gilroy has long been a lover of film scores, and original reports described the new work as his love letter to film music.The film premiered at the 2026 New York Film Festival this month and was also screened in London. The first round of reviews was mixed.The author of FirstShowing's preview report still expressed expectations for the film.

Creators participating in the soundtrack, working under the name ”The Behemoth! Collective%, include Michael Abels, Emily Bear, Lukas Frank, Michael Giacchino, James Newton Howard, Henry Jackman, Nami Melumad, Brandon Roberts and Alan Silvestri.The film was directed by Damián García and produced by John Gilroy, Tony Gilroy and Sanne Wohlenberg.

In addition to Pascal, the cast includes Olivia Wilde, Eva Victor, Alexa Swinton, Kaya Ralls, Erik Griffin, JoBeth Williams, Margarita Levieva, as well as Hank Azaria and Will Arnett.

Gilroy previously directed Michael Clayton, Duplicity and The Bourne Legacy, and was responsible for the Disney+ series Andor.His screenwriting credits also include The Devil’s Advocate, Armageddon, Bait, Proof of Life, The Bourne Series, State of Play, The Great Wall, and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.One) and 》Beirut《(Beirut).

The poster released with the second trailer this time puts the performance, close-ups of characters and the film title on the same blue screen, with the December 4 theater schedule marked at the bottom.The release schedule is a limited theatrical release in the United States.