On the Rocks: Rashida Jones and Bill Murray team up as daughter and father in trailer for Sofia Coppola film
Film coming to Apple TV+ in October
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Your support makes all the difference.A first trailer has been released for Sofia Coppola’s new film On the Rocks, starring Bill Murray and Rashida Jones.
In the movie, Murray and Jones star as a father-daughter duo. Jones’s character Laura, a writer and mother, experiences doubts about her marriage.
Her father, a ”larger-than-life playboy” called Felix, convinces her that they need to investigate her husband by tailing him.
“Can you just act a little less excited about this?” Jones’s Laura asks her father. “Because this is my life, and it might be falling apart.”
Felix, meanwhile, shares a couple of what he believes to be general truths about relationships. “A woman is at her most beautiful between the ages of 35 and 39,” and” “It’s nature – males are forced to fight, to dominate, and to impregnate all females,” he quips.
On the Rocks will be released in October on Apple TV+ and in theatres. It has been described as a “bittersweet comedy” by the streaming service.
It’s Coppola’s latest film since 2017's The Beguiled.
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