Dave Bautista is gearing up for another leading role.
On Tuesday, February 11, Deadline issued a story on Dave Bautista, saying that the former WWE star has been cast in the leading role for a new dystopian science fiction thriller, ‘Dreadnought’.
The film will be directed by Cary Murnion and Jonathan Milott, directors of 'Bushwick'. Bautista starred in that film back in 2017.
The plot summary for 'Dreadnought' can be found below via Deadline.
“Max (Bautista), whose world was devastated when an alien species crash-landed on Earth, unleashing a deadly plague that claimed his wife and much of humanity. In the fragile society that remains, humans have learned to coexist with their extraterrestrial invaders. But for Max, survival isn’t enough.
“His older daughter, Greta, is dying from the disease. As her body weakens, an alien Sentinel lurks outside their home, drawing nearer and nearer as Greta takes her final breaths. This silent, unyielding predator is on a mission to collect her body to fulfill an unstoppable metamorphosis ritual. The government sanctions it. Society accepts it. But Max refuses to have anything else taken from him.”
Bautista's 'In The Lost Lands' movie will hit theaters on March 7, 2025. Furthermore, other upcoming films featuring Bautista include 'Afterburn', 'Aang: The Last Airbender', 'The Wrecking Crew', 'Grendel', and 'Trap House'.
Learn more Bautista recently signing with the WME talent agency by clicking here.
