A closer look at the story
The Beast is an action thriller about a coup attempt against the United States. A militia made up of unidentified enemies launches a coordinated coup against the country. With the nation's future at stake, the US president, who is in the attackers' sights, has to strike back. The president's greatest asset turns out to be in an unexpected place: his armoured limousine, nicknamed "The Beast". The vehicle is not just a protective shield but also a war machine with closely guarded offensive capabilities. The president begins using these secret weapons to fight the coup plotters. Directed by Renny Harlin and written by Umair Aleem, this 99-minute 2026 action film stars Samuel L. Jackson as the US president, with Joel Kinnaman as Agent Taft.
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Behind the camera
- Renny HarlinDirector
- Umair AleemWriter
- Tuomas KantelinenMusic
- Jacques JouffretCinematography
- John Logan PiersonProducer
- Keith KjarvalProducer
Character and job names are shown as recorded in the source.
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