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'The Cold Light Of Day' Movie Trailer & Poster Released

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The trailer and poster for “The Cold Light Of Day” has been released and it’s clear to see that actor Henry Cavill is making a name for himself in Hollywood as an awesome action hero.

In this spy action thriller, Cavill plays the role of young American Will Shaw, whose family is kidnapped while vacationing in Spain. After pulling out all stops to get his family back, he begins to peel back the layers of a messy government conspiracy involving his father, Martin, who is played by Bruce Willis. “The Immortals” actor has to rely on his own instincts to get to the bottom of the conspiracy and get his family back as there is no one else around he can trust.

Besides Cavill and Willis, Sigourney Weaver also has a major starring role in the The Cold Light Of Day. Weaver, who reportedly plays a ruthless villain in the film,  is depicted as poised and determined in the poster.

Mabrouk El Mechri sat in the director’s chair while writers Scott Wiper and John Petro scripted the action film. The Cold Light of Day hit theaters on April 6th, 2012. Check out the trailer below:


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