Friday 25 November 2022 06:59 AM White Noise trailer brings Don DeLilo's iconic novel to life starring Adam ... trends now
Don DeLilo's breakthrough 1985 novel comes to life on the big screen for the first time in the upcoming adaptation White Noise.
DeLilo's book won the National Book Award for Fiction and was on Time's list of greatest novels between 1923 and 2005, but it had never been adapted until now.
Writer-director Noah Baumbach brings this iconic story to life, with Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig starring as the parents at the center of this new film, debuting in select theaters November 25 before debuting on Netflix December 30.
Trailer: Don DeLilo's breakthrough 1985 novel comes to life on the big screen for the first time in the upcoming adaptation White Noise
Trailer: Writer-director Noah Baumbach brings this iconic story to life, with Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig starring as the parents at the center of this new film, debuting in select theaters November 25 before debuting on Netflix December 30
The trailer begins with a few cryptic images including a train coming out of a tunnel when Jack Gladney (Adam Driver) and his wife Babbette (Greta Gerwig) are woken up in a panic.
'OK, roll film,' a voice says as we meet the Gladney family, as Babbette is checking out packs of CareFree gum when she's interrupted by Denise (Raffey Cassidy).
'That stuff causes cancer in laboratory animals, in case you didn't know,' Denise says, though Babbette says, 'Either I chew gum, or I smoke.'
Woke up: The trailer begins with a few cryptic images including a train coming out of a tunnel when Jack Gladney (Adam Driver) and his wife Babbette (Greta Gerwig) are woken up in a panic
Cancer: 'That stuff causes cancer in laboratory animals, in case you didn't know,' Denise says, though Babbette says, 'Either I chew gum, or I smoke.
Murray Siskind (Don Cheadle) is talking with Jack in the grocery store, asking if all of those kids are his.
'That's mine from wives one and three, there's Babette's from husband 2, Wilder is ours, we're each other's fourth,' Jack explains.
Later Babbette says, 'Life is good, Jack,
