Filmed in Louisville By Director Ethan Hawke, The Trailer For 'Wildcat' Is Here

The movie tells the story of writer Flannery O'Connor

Mar 15, 2024 at 2:07 pm

Chris Williams of Four Pegs and Ethan Hawke used with permission of Four Pegs

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The trailer for Ethan Hawke's film, "Wildcat," starring his daughter Maya Hawke is here. Since we know so many locals met and had a good experience with Hawke and crew while they were here, we wanted to make sure you got to see the result of Hawkes work in Louisville. Looks pretty good if you ask us.

Check out the crew talking about the film here, and you bet he mentions Louisville :

See "Wildcat" in May at the Speed Cinema. Tickets available at www.speedmuseum.org/cinema.

Related: Remember when y'all met him?

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Where's Ethan Hawke? 11+ Places Fans Have Met The Actor-Turned-Director In And Around Louisville

Actor/Director Ethan Hawke visits the Louisville Zoo

The Biscuit Lounge 120 S. 10th St. Ethan Hawke with Chef Rico Vidal of The ForkDive Experience at the loft at The Biscuit Lounge. Photo via Rico Vidal.

Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport 600 Terminal Dr. Ethan Hawke landed at the airport last summer. Needless to say, folks were excited. Photo via anonymous.

Downtown Shelby County Ethan Hawke in Shelby County. Photo via Jon Park.

Lebanon Ethan Hawke meeting fans in Lebanon, KY. Photo via Gina Garrett.

Highland Morning 1416 Bardstown Rd. Ethan Hawke and his wife could not of [sic] been more gracious and humble, according to the restaurants Facebook page. Made our morning. Photo via Jennifer Leslie.

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Erica Rucker

Erica Rucker is LEO Weekly's editor-in-chief. In addition to her work at LEO, she is a haphazard writer, photographer, tarot card reader, and fair-to-middling purveyor of motherhood. Her earliest memories are of telling stories to her family and promising that the next would be shorter than the first. They never...