Jamie Foxx to Star in Kill Director Nikhil Bhat’s Hollywood Debut Deadlocked

Jamie Foxx joins hands with Kill-fame Nikhil Bhat for hostage thriller

Jamie Foxx will headline and produce 'Deadlocked', a hostage thriller directed by Nikhil Bhat, who made the Hindi action film 'Kill' (2023). Amazon MGM Studios will distribute the film worldwide, Deadline reports.…

The Story in Brief

Jamie Foxx will headline and produce 'Deadlocked', a hostage thriller directed by Nikhil Bhat, who made the Hindi action film 'Kill' (2023). Amazon MGM Studios will distribute the film worldwide, Deadline reports. The story follows a grieving former US Marine serving jury duty who is forced back into action when a woman takes control of a courthouse to free her father on trial. Foxx’s daughter Corinne will executive produce alongside others.

Jamie Foxx to Star in Kill Director Nikhil Bhat’s Hollywood Debut Deadlocked

Bhat’s 'Kill' premiered at TIFF and earned over Rs 47 crore at the Indian box office. The director, who also made 'Apurva', will now make his English-language feature debut. The screenplay was written by Eric Scott Anderson and Matt Takejiro Bosack.

Jamie Foxx to Star in Kill Director Nikhil Bhat’s Hollywood Debut Deadlocked

The Indian Opinion

Indian directors crossing over to Hollywood is good news, but the fuss around 'Kill' as India's most violent film was overblown: it was a taut actioner, not a revolution. Now Nikhil Bhat gets a studio budget and Jamie Foxx. The real test will be whether Deadlocked keeps the kinetic energy of his train-set thriller or gets lost in Hollywood formula. If Foxx's star power overshadows Bhat's craft, the narrative will shift from 'Indian director makes it big' to 'another hired hand'. The box office numbers will tell the truth.


Sources (2): newindianexpress.com, hindustantimes.com

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Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.

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