Green Book - Official Trailer [HD]

Green Book
In Theaters November 21, 2018

Academy Award® nominee Viggo Mortensen (Eastern Promises, The Lord of the Rings trilogy) and Academy Award® winner Mahershala Ali (Moonlight, Hidden Figures) star in Participant Media and DreamWorks Pictures’ Green Book. In his foray into powerfully dramatic work as a feature director, Peter Farrelly helms the film inspired by a true friendship that transcended race, class and the 1962 Mason-Dixon line.

When Tony Lip (Mortensen), a bouncer from an Italian-American neighborhood in the Bronx, is hired to drive Dr. Don Shirley (Ali), a world-class Black pianist, on a concert tour from Manhattan to the Deep South, they must rely on “The Green Book” to guide them to the few establishments that were then safe for African-Americans. Confronted with racism, danger—as well as unexpected humanity and humor—they are forced to set aside differences to survive and thrive on the journey of a lifetime.

Jim Burke (The Descendants), Charles B. Wessler (The Heartbreak Kid) produce alongside Farrelly’s fellow writers, Brian Currie and Nick Vallelonga, and Farrelly. The drama is executive produced by Participant’s Jeff Skoll (The Help) and Jonathan King (Lincoln), along with Octavia Spencer (Fruitvale Station) and Kwame L. Parker (Kill Bill series), as well as Cinetic Media’s John Sloss (Boyhood) and Steven Farneth. Linda Cardellini (Brokeback Mountain, The Founder) co-stars.

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[michaelseidl]

People saying this movie is about racism are missing the bigger picture. The movie was about two men coming from completely different worlds, but both men bonding and changing each other's lives for the better.

There's a reason both men remained close friends for the next 51 years

[batubatucp]

“The world is full of lonely people that are afraid to make the first move”

[thomasshelby]

Initially, I had watched Green Book by accident. My friend and I had went to the cinema to watch Glass, but had misread the time it was shown and had missed the last screening. So, we started to look at what else was being shown, and came across Green Book. He wasn't really sure, but eventually we agreed and bought tickets for Green Book. Since then, Green Book has became both of our favourite films, and since then we have both watched Glass and thought it was... decent. I'm genuinely so grateful that we misread what time Glass was being shown, as otherwise we both would have probably never watched Green Book, and missed out on watching a masterpiece!

[michaelworley]

“You never win with violence. You only win when you maintain your dignity” -Don Shirley

[huydang]

"genuis is not enough, it takes courage to change people's hearts"

[nokutendazhou]

"So if I'm not black enough and I'm not white enough, then tell me exactly - what am I?" I felt that

[yuhand_ayaninura]

They passed on in the same year of 2013, just a few months apart. The universe works in such mysterious ways. They were brought for a journey together and were "brought home" also together. The movie is such an awesome tribute to their acquaintance.

RIP Don Sherley ⚘
RIP Tony Lip ⚘

And Bravo to Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen for their works ⚘⚘⚘

[EricDec]

I watched this movie without knowing it won awards. Best movie I've seen in years. The two main actors totally nailed it.

[bluebell]

Viggo embodies every character to the point that you almost forget he was the king of Gondor.

[kevinmsft]

"You will only win when you maintain your dignity."

[garyhenderson]

“How does he smile and shake their hands like that... because it takes courage to change people’s hearts” even in the face of adversity I keep a smile on my face

[kriti_]

It's one of the best movies I've ever watched. The emotions and the bond between the leads is so heart touching. It truly deserves its Oscar.

[garyhenderson]

“You never win with violence, you only win when you maintain your dignity” can I get an amen

[nikhilsharma]

Viggo Mortensen, one of the greatest Actors of his generation... His accents alone should have gotten him an oscar by now. Anyways, Oscar or no Oscar, Viggo is a giant!

[Aaron-bppw]

Who else loves mahershala Ali’s act and personality

[spaea]

to my Tinder date who paid for our tickets to see this: THANKS GIRL!

[hectornegron]

One of the best movies I've seen in many many years. I laughed a lot during the first hour or so, but then things started to get serious and it wasn't that funny anymore. That scene at the end when Dr. Shirley arrives home and sits by himself in the living room shook me up. And then Tony at home surrounded by family and friends but I believe thinking about his new friend gave me a sense of hope in the middle of all the hatred and racial division that seems to be growing more and more as time goes by in the US. Highly recommended.

[karengreenwood]

One of the best films I've seen. The story is incredible, the two leads are absolutely outstanding.
Made me laugh, made me cry.

[GenevieveThornton]

The title is 👌. Isn’t it crazy that Green Books were meant to be guide books that helped African Americans navigate the south when they traveled there, guiding them to places and businesses where they wouldn’t be treated unfairly? When I think of that and try to put my self in a person of color’s shoes back then, it’s like he said in the trailer, dignity not violence...that had to be hellishly hard to overcome.

[plitheko]

"You never win with Violence Tony. You only win when you maintain dignity. Dignity always prevails". I mean... that part right there was enough for me. Don Shirley was a true classic man. Big up's to Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen for playing their roles so freaken well.