The dramatic debut of James Hetfield for his premiere on Netflix next month; New trailer released

"Extremely nasty, scandalously mean and infamous", the thriller in which METALLICA singer James Hetfield makes his dramatic debut as an actor, will be the first on Netflix May 3rd.

"Extremely nasty, scandalously mean and infamous" follows the relationship between the notorious serial killer Ted Bundy, played by Zac Efronand his longtime girlfriend, played by Lily Collins, who at the time had no knowledge of the crimes.

A new official trailer for "Extremely nasty, scandalously mean and infamous" can be seen below.

the Grammy and many times platinum and gold artist plays officer officer Bob Hayward, a veteran of the Utah Road Police who was the first law enforcement officer to stop Bundy in 1975, after arresting the killer and discovered burglary tools in his car, but suspecting much worse. While Hetfield Played in other movies and TV productions, it's his first dramatic role in a different character.

Academy Award candidate Joe Berlinger ("Lost paradise") directed. Hetfield and Berlinger have met before when he directed and produced the seminal rock-doc "Metallica: a kind of monster" with the deceased Bruce Sinofsky. Berlinger also wrote a book about his experiences with the group, "Metallica: This monster lives".

"After spending hundreds of hours behind the scenes with James and the rest of METALLICA, I saw his charisma and his powerful presence, "says Berlinger. "It seemed quite natural that he brings the same power and the same magnetism to a dramatic role, so when he accepted my argument, he was delighted."

The original script, written by Michael Werwiewon the Nicholl Stock Exchange first prize and was presented on the Blacklist.

Golden Globe and multiple Emmy Award winner Jim Parsons and Academy Award nominees Haley Joel Osment and John Malkovich are also part of the cast with Kaya Scodelario, Angela Sarafyan, Jeffrey Donovan, Terry Kinney and Dylan Baker.

Efron appears in James Francocomedy critically acclaimed "The sinister artist" as good as "The greatest showman", "Baywatch", "Neighbors" and "Neighbors 2".

"It's very interesting, I think the film itself is really deep," he said. Efron at AND in March 2018. "It does not really glorify Ted Bundy. He was not a person to be glorified. It simply tells a story and explains how the world could be seduced by this notoriously evil guy and the vicious position in which so many people have been placed. "

He added: "It was fun to go experimenting in this realm of reality.I did not go into complete method and I did not have to like doing strange things to anyone. to enter the character. "

Collins played in critically acclaimed dramas "Up to the bone" and "Okja"whose last was nominated for the Gold Palm to 2017 Cannes Film Festival. Collins was also nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Actress (Comedy) for her lead role in "The rules do not apply". She appears in the miniseries "Wretched".

The project was announced by Pictures of tension at Cannes 2017.

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