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'The Assassination of Jesse James' trailer appears online
See exactly why Brad Pitt grew that questionable beard last year.
Apr 28 2006
If the title of Brad Pitt's new film 'The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford' didn't already give a sizable amount of the plot away, a trailer has now appeared online.
However, while the title seemingly reveals all, the teaser gives little away, featuring lots of downbeat and foreboding atmosphere but little in the way of action (unless Pitt blowing out a candle is your idea of an event).
It nevertheless looks like being one of 2006's more intriguing offerings, so if you want to have a look now, head to our Top Ten Trailers and click on the link.
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