There hasn’t been much of anything done to promote the upcoming crime thriller THE LOOKOUT but it’s worth looking into as it’s written and directed by Scott Frank, who happens to have scripted OUT OF SIGHT, GET SHORTY and THE INTERPRETER so clearly the guy has a certain aptitude for sploogeworthy crime/suspense thrillers. The film stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt as a former star high school athlete who loses everything after a brain injury and now, as an adult, finds himself part of a heist of the bank in which he works as a janitor. Jeff Daniels, Isla Fisher, Carla Gugino and Matthew Goode co-star. Check out the official poster below then click through for the official site. It opens March 23rd.
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