
Must Watch: Finally, A ‘Che’ Trailer in American
Movie Marketing By Neil Miller on December 3, 2008 | (12) Comments
The folks at IFC have finally unveiled the domestic trailer for Steven Soderbergh’s grueling epic Che, which will be released in two parts starting January 9, 2009. It stars Benicio Del Toro as Ernesto Che Guevara, that guy from all of those T-shirts. The film, which spans over four hours appears to be as epic as they come, a real opportunity for Frat houses across America to finally understand the man they have hanging on their walls. From what I’ve heard, it’s a real achievement for both Steven Soderbergh and actor Benicio Del Toro, who shines in the title role. That is yet to be seen — at least by mine own two eyes — so for now we can all have a look at the trailer below.
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Che will hit theaters as part of a special roadshow presentation in NY and LA on December 12, and will open wider on January 9. The trailer can also be viewed in High Definition over on Yahoo.
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