Maestro OTT release date - When, where to watch Bradley Cooper's acclaimed biographical drama

Bradley Cooper, who aced his directorial debut with A Star is Born, is all set to bring another masterpiece to screens. Maestro will be releasing on Netflix in a few days. Here's more....

Bradley Cooper as Leonard Bernstein in 'Maestro'

Bradley Cooper is a multi-faceted artist with tons of blockbusters and acclaimed projects in his name. The talented actor is donning the hat of director again with his most awaited project, Maestro. The biographical drama film has been doing rounds on the internet for quite some time now as it was nominated for many coveted titles, one of them being the Gotham Independent Awards.

Read on to learn how to watch this prestigious film online.

When and where to watch

Maestro had a limited theatrical release in the US, and Netflix soon grabbed the OTT rights for the awaited film. Fans all over the world will be able to watch the film on December 22. It is now inching closer to its release, just a few days ahead of the jolly festival of Christmas.

Cast and plot

Inspired by the life and legacy of dedicated music composer Leonard Bernstein, the film stars Bradley Cooper in the lead role alongside Carey Mulligan as his wife and lover Felicia Montealegre. The notable supporting crew includes Matt Boomer, Maya Hawke, and Sarah Silverman in pivotal roles.

The epic portrayal of family, romance, sexuality, and passion for art adds up to the beauty of Maestro. In the coming-of-age drama film, one gets a glimpse of the life of cultural icon Leonard Bernstein and his journey to fame with hurdles in his personal life.

Bradley Cooper films

The 48-year-old filmmaker and actor landed his breakthrough role with The Hangover and continued to rule Hollywood films with coveted titles like The Place Beyond the Pines and Silver Linings Playbook.

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Bradley Cooper, who aced his directorial debut with A Star is Born, is all set to bring another masterpiece to screens.

In an interview with Variety, the actor-director spoke in length about his special project that nearly took half a decade to complete the shoot and postproduction of Maestro.

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