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Jonathan Majors returns to the big screen for sports drama Magazine Dreams
Jonathan Majors is returning to the big screen in a new sports drama film entitled Magazine Dreams.
Jonathan Majors is returning to the big screen in a new sports drama film entitled Magazine Dreams.
Two years after it debuted at Sundance as a possible Oscars contender, Briarcliff Entertainment released the trailer for Magazine Dreams.
Majors, 35, filmed the movie prior to his December 2023 legal troubles.
Jonathan Majors in Magazine Dreams and synopsis
“Killian Maddox is consumed by his dream of becoming a world famous bodybuilder and one day gracing the cover of fitness magazines,” reads a synopsis.
“He lives a lonely, regimented life, and his relentless drive for perfection only pushes him deeper towards self-destruction, but beneath his tenacious pursuit of superstardom lies a desperate, aching need for human connection.”
“As he battles both the limits of his physical body and his own inner demons, Magazine Dreams explores the lengths one man will go in his haunting quest for recognition in a world that often overlooks him,” the synopsis adds.
Written and directed by Elijah Bynum (Hot Summer Nights), Magazine Dreams also stars Haley Bennett, Taylour Paige, Mike O’Hearn, Harrison Page and Harriet Sansom Harris. The movie marks Majors’ first appearance on screen since 2023’s Creed III, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania and the second season of Disney+’s Loki.
Magazine Dreams will be in theaters March 21.
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