The film marks Maggie Gyllenhaal's second turn as a director and is due out in October 2025.
In the black-and-white image of Bale, he is seen with the signature staples in his head and across his chest, which also has a tattoo in script that reads,"Hope."
In the first-look images, we also see a color image of Irish singer and actress Jessie Buckley, who plays the titular bride. She has platinum blonde hair with tight waves in a short 'do, black lipstick, and slashes of something black moving from her mouth up the side of her cheek that resembles ink. the film follows Buckley's bride -- a murdered young woman is revived.
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