The western drama film “the power of the dos” is written and directed by Jane Campion. This movie is based on the novel written by Thomas Savage. This film is co-produced by Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the united states.
The production of the movie was completed in the summer of 2020. Now people are looking for Power of the dog release date, trailer, cast, and storyline.
Power of the Dog Release Date
The production of this movie was completed in July 2020, and is now finally wait is over Netflix announce the release date of Power of the Dog. On their official youtube channel, Netflix announced that they are going to release Power of the Dog on December 1st, 2021.
In select theaters, the movie will also receive a theatrical release. In Australia and New Zealand, it opens on November 11th while it opens in other theaters on November 17th.
Power of the Dog Trailer
Two months ago on the 26th of august Netflix share the Power of the dog teaser on their official youtube channel. In their teaser, they show some scenes of the movies also at the last of the teaser they mentioned the released date of the movie.
On the 6th of November, Netflix shares the final official trailer of the power of the dog. Here you can check it out:
Cast
Jane champion make this movie by adding many top-class actors to their cast. In the cast you will see Benedict Cumberbatch as Phil Burbank, Kirsten Dunst as Rose Gardon, Jesse Plemons as George Burbank, and many other actors you can see in the table given below:
| Actor Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Benedict Cumberbatch | Phil Burbank |
| Kirsten Dunst | Rose Gordon |
| Jesse Plemons | George Burbank |
| Kodi Smit-McPhee | Peter Gordon |
| Thomasin McKenzie | Lola |
| Keith Carradine | Governor Edward |
| Frances Conroy | Old Lady |
| Geneviève Lemon | Mrs. Lewis |
| Kenneth Radley | Barkeep (as Ken Radley) |
| Sean Keenan | Sven |
| George Mason | Cricket |
Plot
Phil Burbank is a severe, pale-eyed, handsome, and cruelly seductive man. He castrates a bull calf with two swift cuts of his knife; he swims naked in the river, smearing mud on his body. All of Phil’s romance, power, and fragility are bound up in the past and the land. As raw as his hides, he is a cowboy. It is the year 1925. There are wealthy ranchers in Montana named Burbanks. While en route to market, the brothers meet Rose, the widowed proprietress, and her impressionable son Peter at the Red Mill.
As a result of his cruel behavior, Phil drives both of them to tears, reveling in their pain and raising his fellow cowhands to laughter – all except his brother George, who comforts Rose before returning to marry her. Phil’s taunting of Rose takes on an eerie quality as he veers between fury and cunning, whistling a tune Rose no longer knows.
Phil’s cowhand followers cheer Phil’s mockery of her son, amplifying his mockery. Finally, Phil appears to adopt the boy. Does Phil’s latest gesture reveal his vulnerability, or is it a plot-twisting that makes him even more threatening?
