Collider reported that Samuel L. Jackson plays the president opposite Joel Kinnaman in Renny Harlin’s action thriller The Beast, a 99‑minute film.
Why it matters
Fans will note Jackson’s return as a lead, portraying a president in a new action thriller.
Key facts
- A sneak peek of The Beast has been released ahead of its theatrical debut.
Evidence
Weak evidence — treat this as unconfirmed.
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