If you’ve been trying to find a place to watch Long shot starring Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron but you haven’t managed to find a streaming service, you’re in luck because the 2019 film is finally coming to Netflix and it’s sure to be everything you imagined it to be.
The title tells the story of the life of a journalist who gets lucky. However, not all hope is lost as he is reunited with his nanny from many years ago, who is now working as the Secretary of State. He hopes to at least win back his former friend’s favor and get a job. But he discovers that much more awaits him than he originally thought, as he is now thrown into a world where his creativity (and life) can finally flourish.
Watch the official movie trailer Long shot below.
Now that you know all about what to expect and have gotten your first look at what’s coming next, you’re ready to learn all about the characters behind this title. Check it out below!
Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron are a wonderful couple.
Seth Rogen plays Fred Flarsky and Charlize Theron plays Charlotte Field. Fred is a goofy character, often weathering whatever life throws at him, while Charlotte has to put her career first at all costs; after all, she represents the country. Although they are opposites, they discover that they have much more in common than their history.
Here’s who stars alongside Rogen and Theron in the film Long shot!
- O’Shea Jackson Jr. as Lance
- Andy Serkis as Parker Wembley
- June Diane Raphael as Maggie Milliken
- Alexander Skarsgård as James Steward
- Ravi Patel as Tom
- Randall Park as Flarsky’s boss
- Tristan D. Lalla as Agent M.
- James Saito as Minister Kishido
- Lisa Kudrow as Katherine
And last but not least: Better than Col Sol actor Bob Odenkirk, who plays the President of the United States. President Chambers may be the most powerful man in the world, but that title is somewhat tarnished by the fact that he didn’t quite deliver. However, he is Charlotte’s boss.
With a cast like this you’re missing out. Long shot this is not what we recommend. Be sure to catch the 2019 film’s premiere on Netflix on Monday, October 16th. See you!