Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum's new movie has confirmed a release date for next year.
Originally titled Project Artemis, the now-untitled Apple TV+ movie will land in US cinemas on July 12, 2024.
A UK release date hasn't been officially confirmed, though the film will likely premiere on the same date across the pond.
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While firm plot details have yet to be revealed, we know that the movie will be set against the space race.
It's written by Rose Gilroy and directed by the Arrowverse's Greg Berlanti. The latter replaced original director Jason Bateman, while Tatum joined the project after original star Chris Evans pulled out due to scheduling conflicts.
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In addition to Johansson and Tatum, the film stars True Detective's Woody Harrelson, Community's Jim Rash, Everybody Loves Raymond's Ray Romano, Superstore's Anna Garcia and The Underground Railroad's Donald Elise Watkins.
Also on board are Leo's Noah Robbins, The Continental's Colin Woodell, Orange is the New Black's Nick Dillenburg and Shameless' Christian Zuber.
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Meanwhile, last month, Johansson responded to rumours that she could return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Black Widow.
"I don't know how that [would work], would that be like a zombie film?" she told The Today Show, referring to her character's death.
"I mean, I think it might be, I think [Endgame] was the end, right? I don't know how you come back from that. I would have to... it would be a miracle. It would be a real Marvel miracle. It would be a real marvel. But you know, who knows?"
Johansson and Tatum's untitled movie is set for release in cinemas on July 12, 2024.
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