Halle Berry Answers "The Call" In The Trailer Release

Sony Pictures  released a new trailer for The Call, a movie which starring Halle Berry as  a veteran 911 operator who’s past comes back to haunt her.

Things go crazy for Berry’s character Jordan when she receives an intruder call from a teenage girl. As seen in the trailer, the girl makes the frantic 911 call from the trunk of a car, expressing she has been abducted by a man who locked her up.  Jordan soon realizes that the killer is someone from her past and feels obligated to go out of her way to help in order to save the girl’s life.

No official movie poster has been released for The Call yet, but we’re expecting one before the movie’s due date.

Aside from Halle Berry, The Call also stars Abigail Breslin, Michael Eklund and Morris Chestnut.  The film is directed by Brad Anderson.

You can watch and listen to The Call as it rings into theaters March 15 and watch the trailer below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aEQdnk_rlY

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