Will Smith is recruiting other Will Smiths to help him with the promotion of his upcoming Netflix movie, Bright.
The global promotion tour consists of "too much stuff," said Smith in the video below, so he's enlisting the help of those who share his name. "I can't do it all myself, I need y'all to help me out," he said. "All Will Smiths, please stand up." The video ends with a message prompting anyone named Will Smith to message Netflix "to find out more."
The fantasy cop thriller stars Smith as police officer Scott Ward and Joel Edgerton as his partner, Nick Jakoby, the first Orc to serve on the LAPD. Directed by David Ayer, Bright hits Netflix on December 22.
For more, check out IGN's Bright preview from Comic-Con and the interview below to see why Ayer decided to make a movie for Netflix after Suicide Squad.
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The global promotion tour consists of "too much stuff," said Smith in the video below, so he's enlisting the help of those who share his name. "I can't do it all myself, I need y'all to help me out," he said. "All Will Smiths, please stand up." The video ends with a message prompting anyone named Will Smith to message Netflix "to find out more."
The fantasy cop thriller stars Smith as police officer Scott Ward and Joel Edgerton as his partner, Nick Jakoby, the first Orc to serve on the LAPD. Directed by David Ayer, Bright hits Netflix on December 22.
For more, check out IGN's Bright preview from Comic-Con and the interview below to see why Ayer decided to make a movie for Netflix after Suicide Squad.
Continue reading…
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