If you associate Daniel Radcliffe only with the lovable wizard Harry Potter, the trailer of "Imperium", which stars as the British actor as an undercover FBI agent who infiltrates a group of neo-Nazis, will leave you stunned.
In the film, Radcliffe stars a young and idealistic FBI agent named Nate Foster who infiltrates a white supremacist group in order to foil a radical right-wing terrorist group's attempt to make a dirty bomb.
In the trailer, Foster is recruited by a senior agent named Angela Zampino (Toni Collette) and asked to go undercover as a neo-Nazi group's follower, reports aceshowbiz.com.
"I need an informant. Get in there and make a difference," she says.
"I don't have the skills for this," Foster replies, adding, "I can't even defend myself!"
Foster is heard saying in a voiceover, "Big things are coming," indicating the terrorists group already makes their move.
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Several scenes show Foster willing to shave his head, get a tattoo on his body and spend all his time with the white supremacist group.
He must confront the challenge of sticking to a new identity while maintaining his real principles as he navigates the dangerous underworld of white supremacy.
Inspired by a true story of Michael German, a former agent who spent years inside the neo-Nazi movement, the film is directed by Daniel Ragussis. He and German co-wrote the script.
"Imperium" also stars Tracy Letts, Nestor Carbonell, Burn Gorman, Set Numrich and Sam Trammell. The film will release in US theaters on August 19.
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