New Photos Of 'The Lone Ranger' Unveiled

Some new photos of Jerry Bruckheimer’s action adventure The Lone Ranger came online this morning. The photos feature Johnny Depp as Tonto and Arnie Hammer as The Lone Ranger. These photos come just days after production wrapped a long grueling shoot.

The official trailer is schedule to be released on Tuesday’s Tonight Show with Jay Leno presented by Hammer himself.

The Lone Ranger is the classic tale of the legendary lawman John Reid who teams up with a unlikely Native American spirit warrior Tonto to deliver justice to all whom suffered from the hands of greed and corruption.

Gore Verbinksi sits at the helm, making this the fifth time working with Depp. Tom Wilkinson, William Fichtner, Barry Pepper, James Badge Dale, Ruth Wilson and Helena Bonham Carter joins the cast as co-stars.

The Lone Ranger Opens in theaters July, 2013.

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