A24 has released the first trailer for 'The Death of Robin Hood,' building on December's first-look photos. Hugh Jackman reprises his battle-scarred outlaw in a dark redemption tale directed by Michael Sarnoski, echoing 'Logan' with intense violence and emotional depth. Jodie Comer and Bill Skarsgård co-star; theaters in 2026.
Following Entertainment Weekly's first-look images last month—which showcased Jackman's grizzled Robin Hood alongside Bill Skarsgård's Little John—A24 dropped the official trailer and teaser poster on January 6, 2026. The footage portrays Robin not as the merry thief of legend, but a haunted warrior seeking redemption by mentoring a young woman (Jodie Comer), confronting the myth versus his brutal reality.
Michael Sarnoski ('Pig,' 'A Quiet Place: Day One') directs this unflinching reimagining, infused with Robert Eggers-like violence. The trailer highlights a raw anti-hero who 'kills the rich and that's it,' delving into regret and renewal—themes familiar from Jackman's 'Logan.' Supporting cast includes Murray Bartlett and Noah Jupe.
This latest promo positions 'The Death of Robin Hood' as a standout amid past adaptations, promising a stark, non-swashbuckling take. Release slated for later 2026.
