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Teaser of Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence's 'Don't Look Up' leaves fans curious

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Teaser of Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence's 'Don't Look Up' leaves fans curious/ ANI

Actors Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence are all set to save the world from environmental issues through Netflix's film 'Don't Look Up'.

On Wednesday, the makers of the dark sci-fi comedy unveiled a teaser that has left fans intrigued. Besides Leonardo, Jennifer, 'Don't Look Up' also stars Meryl Streep, Rob Morgan, and Jonah Hill. Unveiling the teaser, the streaming platform announced that 'Don't Look Up' will be out in select theatres and on Netflix on December 24.

"Woaah. Amazing star cast. Teaser looks so interesting," a fan commented on the teaser's video.

The film is written and directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Adam McKay.

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