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Go Undercover with ‘The Man from Toronto’ Trailer
Kevin Hart and Woody Harrelson are a duo to die for — literally.
June 1, 2022
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You might not think it possible to confuse Kevin Hart for Woody Harrelson, but The Man from Toronto trailer is here to prove you wrong. In the new Netflix action-comedy, Hart plays Teddy, a clueless vacationer who accidentally finds himself trapped in a case of mistaken identity after an Airbnb mixup. The problem? The person he’s been mistaken for is a notorious assassin. When the FBI enlists Teddy to bring the killer to justice by continuing to impersonate him, he comes face to face with the real “Man from Toronto” (Woody Harrelson), a ruthless killer who has his own plans.
While it’s understandable, given the specificity of the situation, the Airbnb help center has little to no guidance on how to handle a problem like this. We can only hope that the film establishes some kind of plan of action for audience members who may find themselves in a Man from Toronto-type scenario in the future.
Alongside Hart and Harrelson, The Man from Toronto stars Kaley Cuoco, Ellen Barkin, Pierson Fodé and Tomohisa Yamashita. It drops on Netflix on June 24, and you can watch the trailer below now. Just check your rental confirmation first.
‘The Man from Toronto’ Trailer
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