Key Points
- Michael Keaton and Morgan Freeman are teaming up again for a new Western titled Rode to Ruin, nearly 40 years after their film Clean and Sober
- Keaton will direct the project, with Freeman playing Marshal Henry Tillman and Keaton starring as outlaw Joseph Mulberry
- No release date has been set yet, and the announcement did not reveal further details on the rest of the cast
The Latest:
Michael Keaton and Morgan Freeman are reuniting on screen for the first time in nearly 40 years, since their 1988 film Clean and Sober, for a new Western titled Rode to Ruin.
Details:
- Story and roles: Freeman will play Marshal Henry Tillman, while Keaton takes on the role of outlaw Joseph Mulberry in the new Western.
- Keaton directing: Michael Keaton is directing the film in addition to starring in one of its lead roles.
- First reunion since 1988: The project marks the pair’s first direct collaboration since Clean and Sober brought them together nearly 40 years ago.
- Producer comments: The production team, including producer Lori McCreary and Keaton himself, expressed enthusiasm about reuniting the two stars on screen.
What to Watch:
No release date has been announced for Rode to Ruin, nor has the rest of the supporting cast been revealed.
