Netflix's Red Notice gets release date

Charlotte Whyatt • 09 Jul 2021 News

Subscribers can stream the film from 12th November.

The release date for Netflix’s upcoming heist-thriller Red Notice has been revealed.

Star Dwayne Johnson took to Twitter to announce that the film, which he described as “Netflix’s biggest movie ever”, will be available to stream from 12th November 2021.

🚨You’re officially on notice🚨@Netflix’s biggest movie ever #REDNOTICE premieres in your living rooms around the globe on NOV 12🔥🌎

FBI’s top profiler.
World’s most wanted art thief.
And the greatest conman the world has never seen…@GalGadot @VancityReynolds #REDNOTICE 🥃 pic.twitter.com/O0mqkYCqGy
— Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) July 8, 2021

The former wrestler will play a top FBI profiler who teams up with a glamorous art thief (Gal Gadot) and an expert conman (Ryan Reynolds) to pull off a daring robbery.

Also set to feature in undisclosed roles are The Umbrella Academy season 2 actress Ritu Arya and Silicon Valley's Chris Diamantopoulos.

Red Notice was written and directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber who previously helmed Skyscraper and Central Intelligence, both of which also starred Johnson.

It’s Netflix’s most expensive film to date with an eye-watering budget of $200 million. It’s tied only with the Russo Brothers’ upcoming spy thriller The Gray Man starring Ryan Gosling as a CIA operative turned globetrotting assassin.

Universal Pictures were originally supposed to distribute the film but it moved to Netflix in July last year after they pulled it from their release schedule.

A trailer has yet to be released but a very brief look at the film was given in Netflix’s preview trailer for 2021 back in January.