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Old Dads: The trailer of the Netflix film hints at a comedy-drama about generation gap

Helmed by Bill Burr, Old Dads features Katrina Bowden, Bokeem Woodbine, Bobby Cannavale, Reign Edwards and Rachael Harris in pivotal roles

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Sep 20, 2023
Old Dads: The trailer of the Netflix film hints at a comedy-drama about generation gap
A still from Old Dads

The comedy-drama Old Dads, directed by and starring Bill Burr, has just released its trailer. The Netflix film marks Burr's directorial debut, and the trailer showcases a group of fathers struggling to adapt to the ways of the new generation. It begins with Burr's character teaching his son to use sand to treat a wound, only to be discouraged by a younger neighbour. Alongside Bobby Cannavale and Bokeem Woodbine, Burr plays one of the conventional fathers in the movie. They are all facing changes in their professional and parental lives and are trying to adapt to an evolving society. The three dads are unaware of terms like gender neutral and carbon neutral. Additionally, only some in the trio have moved on from a flip phone, and they all struggle to accept that what was once cool is no longer. The trailer promises a light-hearted comedy drama, with its lead actors all being proven performers in the comedy genre.

Cast and crew of Old Dads

Bobby, known for his comedic roles in Spy and The Other Guys, will portray yet another hilarious character in Old Dads. Meanwhile, Woodbine, known for serious roles, is playing a serious dad among the trio.

The movie Old Dads boasts an impressive cast, including Katie Aselton, Reign Edwards, Miles Robbins, and Jackie Tohn. Rachael Harris, known for her role in the supernatural TV series Lucifer, is also featured. The film is produced by Monica Levinson, Ben Tishler, Bill Block, Bill Burr, and Mike Bertolina. Documentary film-maker Ben Tischler has scripted Old Dads.

When and where to watch Old Dads?

Old Dads will be available to stream on Netflix from October 20.

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