Cherry trailer: Tom Holland is a soldier-turned-bank robber in this Russo Brothers film

Tom Holland’s quest to show he isn't just a superhero film actor continues. Very like how Robert Pattinson reinvented himself after Twilight motion pictures, Holland has chosen many motion pictures just lately that require significantly extra emoting on his half than he does as Peter Parker.

His newest is Cherry, directed by Avengers: Endgame director duo, the Russo Brothers. Angela Russo-Otstot and Jessica Goldberg have written the screenplay.

The movie, primarily based on the novel of the identical title by Nico Walker, has Holland essaying the position of an Iraq Conflict veteran who comes again residence with PTSD (post-traumatic stress dysfunction), and begins robbing banks.

Earlier than going to the struggle, he had married his girlfriend, however now he has come again a modified man. Will he have the ability to proceed his relationship or it’s gone for good? And if all that wasn’t bleak sufficient, he's additionally hooked on opioids.

The movie offers with grim themes but in addition seems to make use of humour to steadiness the tone. The story seems to be like a posh character research of a younger man and Holland, not less than within the trailer, is doing a bang-up job within the position.

Although, his perpetually boyish face does spoil the impact of a stony veteran he clearly desires to convey.

The official logline of the movie reads, “In an epic odyssey of romance, war, drug addiction, and crime, a young man (Tom Holland) struggles to find his place in the world.”

Cherry releases in US theatres on February 26 and can premiere on Apple TV Plus on March 12.