Game of Thrones alum Pedro Pascal and MCU vet David Harbour are set to share the screen once again—this time under the direction of Andor creator Tony Gilroy. The upcoming film, Behemoth!, marks Gilroy’s return to feature filmmaking after more than a decade, and early buzz suggests a compelling blend of music, mystery, and emotional depth.
Quick read:
- Pedro Pascal and David Harbour star in Behemoth! by Andor creator Tony Gilroy.
- The film follows a mysterious cellist, with Andor’s team returning.
- Their on-screen chemistry makes it a top Searchlight release.
A Cellist at the Center of the Storm
While plot details remain tightly under wraps, Behemoth! is confirmed to revolve around a cellist caught in an enigmatic narrative. Gilroy, known for Michael Clayton and The Bourne Legacy, has hinted that his experience on Andor—particularly its collaborative, fast-paced production model—will shape the workflow on Behemoth!. With cinematographer Damián García and producer Sanne Wohlenberg also returning from Andor, the film promises a visually rich and narratively tight experience.
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Pascal and Harbour: A Dynamic Duo
Pascal, fresh off The Last of Us and The Fantastic Four: First Steps, brings his signature intensity to the project. Harbour, meanwhile, is wrapping up Stranger Things Season 5 and recently reprised his role as Red Guardian in Thunderbolts. Their chemistry—already teased in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday—adds star power and emotional weight to Behemoth!, making it one of the most anticipated films in Searchlight Pictures’ slate.
With production kicking off this fall in Los Angeles, fans can expect updates soon. Until then, the pairing of Pascal and Harbour under Gilroy’s direction is enough to keep cinephiles buzzing. Whether the cellist’s journey leads to suspense, redemption, or something entirely unexpected, Behemoth! is poised to strike a powerful chord.
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