The newest trailer for MGM’s anticipated Home of Gucci film teases much more of the dramatic saga that gave technique to Maurizio Gucci’s loss of life in 1995.
With “Candy Goals” serving because the soundtrack, the brand new trailer plots how Patrizia Reggiani (Girl Gaga) made her method into the highly effective household earlier than in the end conspiring in opposition to her former associate and trend trailblazer Maurizio (Adam Driver).
Following the primary trailer, this greater than two-minute new take a look at the film opens with Reggiani’s introduction to the household by her husband and eventual hit Maurizio. Entranced by their “wealth, fashion, energy” Reggiani questions “who wouldn’t kill for that,” earlier than the trailer flings viewers into the 2’s whirlwind romance-turned-marriage.
However Reggiani’s early ambitions, which encourage Maurizio to “assist the household,” ultimately bitter into an influence tug-of-war, as Reggiani declares “Gucci wants new blood.” Lastly, these tensions boil over within the trailer as Aldo Gucci (Al Pacino), Maurizio’s uncle and chairman of the corporate for greater than 30 years, declares that Patrizia is out of her depth.
“Gucci is what I say it’s,” Aldo proclaims. “This isn’t a lady’s sport. Keep in mind that.”
The rest of the trailer sees Girl Gaga’s “Black Widow” Patrizia along with her claws out, demanding that she and Maurizio take out the trash as her mechanisms and plotting ultimately corrode household ties, threatening the empire. That’s earlier than her closing scene, wherein Patrizia works out a plan with two employed hitmen to take out her now ex-husband.
“Who does what?” she calls for, earlier than telling them each, “Don’t miss.”
The movie, directed by Ridley Scott and based mostly on Sara Homosexual Forden’s 2001 e-book The Home of Gucci: A Sensational Story of Homicide, Insanity, Glamour, and Greed, was co-written by Becky Johnston and Roberto Bentivegna. Home of Gucci additionally stars Jared Leto, Jeremy Irons and Salma Hayek.
Home of Gucci shall be launched in theaters on Nov. 24.
