Gold trailer: Matthew McConaughey is unrecognisable in new crime adventure film - exclusive
The 'crime adventure' film is directed by Traffic writer-director Stephen Gaghan
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Your support makes all the difference.Matthew McConaughey gets a bald head and a belly in upcoming film Gold - the trailer for which you can watch above exclusively.
The film - billed as 'a crime adventure' - comes from the Oscar-winning writer-director Stephen Gaghan (Traffic) and follows an unlucky businessman who teams up with a geologist (Édgar Ramírez) to find gold in the uncharted jungles of Indonesia.
Starring alongside McConaughey and Ramírez is Bryce Dallas Howard - who recently starred in an episode of Black Mirror - as well as Corey Stoll and Toby Kebbell.
The film was devised as a treasure hunt film in the same vein as John Huston classic The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948) and went through filmmakers Paul Haggis (Crash) and Michael Mann (Heat) before landing at Gaghan's feet.
Feast your eyes on the exclusive poster below.
Now all we're hoping for is some kind of inclusion of Spandau Ballet in the finished film.
Gold is released in the UK 3 February 2017.
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