Netflix has dropped the trailer for a brand new limited series starring Kevin Hart and Wesley Snipes.
True Story will hit the streaming service in November and will be the first serious role for Hart, who is better known for his comedic roles.
The actor will play Kid, a world-famous comedian who wakes up after a night out with his brother to find he is the suspect of a murder case.
The series is the latest work from Narcos producer Eric Newman, who produced the show alongside Watchmen producer Stephen Williams.
Here’s everything you need to know about the new Netflix series, True Story.
What is the plot of True Story?
True Story tells the tale of comedian Kid, played by Kevin Hart , who visits his hometown of Philadelphia while on tour.
After a night out with his brother Carlton, played by Wesley Snipes, Kid wakes up to find detectives knocking on his door.
It soon becomes apparent he is a suspect in a murder case, which is threatening to destroy everything he has worked for.
Over the series he will have to make a lot of morally complicated decisions in order to try and save his career and reputation.
True Story cast
Comedian Kevin Hart will play the lead in the new Netflix series True Story, marking his first major serious role.
Blade star Wesley Snipes will play his brother Carlton.
The show will also star Tawny Newsome as Billie, who works for Kid; Will Catlett as Herschel, Kid’s bodyguard; and Paul Adelstein as Kid’s longtime manager.
Ash Santos will star as Daphne, a woman Kid meets during the afterparty, and Lauren London will star as Monyca, who co-parents a child with Kid.
Is there a True Story trailer?
The trailer for True Story was released by Netflix on October 27 and gives an insight into the dark twists and turns of the series.
What starts as a fun night out can quickly be seen descending into chaos, with drawn guns, threats and even Hart in an orange prison jumpsuit.
It looks pretty high energy with some dark moments.
When is True Story on Netflix?
The seven-episode limited series will premiere on Netflix on Wednesday, November 24 - just in time for Thanksgiving in the US.
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