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Comedy

A man. A plan. A meltdown.

Digger (2026)

Runtime 129 min

Release date 30/09/2026

Country United States of America

Production

Warner Bros. Pictures

Warner Bros. Pictures

Legendary Pictures

Legendary Pictures

TC Productions

M Productions

Domain Entertainment

Domain Entertainment

Overview

The most powerful man in the world embarks on a frantic mission to prove he is humanity's savior before the disaster he's unleashed destroys everything.

Directors & Screenwriters

Alejandro G. Iñárritu

Director & Screenwriter

Alexander Dinelaris

Screenwriter

Nicolás Giacobone

Screenwriter

Sabina Berman

Screenwriter

Cast

Tom Cruise

as Digger Rockwell

Riz Ahmed

as Ganesh

John Goodman

as President Compson

Sandra Hüller

as Emma

Michael Stuhlbarg

as Vice President

Jesse Plemons

as Kenny

Robert John Burke

as Fitzgerald

Emma D'Arcy

as Lena

Burn Gorman

as Amos

Sophie Wilde

Pip Torrens

Mercedes Hernández

as Adelia

Danny Kirrane

as Sandy Clarkson

James Dryden

Corey Johnson

as Jacobs

Charlie Bentley

as EU Ambassador (uncredited)

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All trailers

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FRIDAY. WE DIGG.

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The time for doublin’ down is near.

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Facin’ the truth.

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Duration: 00:43

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Tom Cruise's wildest role yet

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Duration: 00:07

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Winners get things done.

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Duration: 00:16

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Perception meets reality.

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Duration: 00:16

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"ABSOLUTELY MIND-BLOWING"

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Duration: 00:16

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His darlin’ girl, Maggie.

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Duration: 00:15

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Nothin’ but cold hard facts.

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Duration: 00:16

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ONE. WEEK. DIGG. OR. DIE.

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Duration: 00:19

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Everythin’ is fine.

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Duration: 00:48

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On top of the world.

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Duration: 00:08

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Strike while the iron’s hot.

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Go ‘head. Get yourself some tickets.

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Duration: 00:16

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Tickets on Sale

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Let’s break the ice... Tom Cruise is DIGGER.

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Duration: 00:24

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Repost Tom Cruise | We had so much fun creating DIGGER together with Iñárritu.

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Duration: 00:35

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Diggin’ like there’s no tomorrow.

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Duration: 00:16

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It’s a family business, after all. Sandra Hüller is Emma.

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Duration: 00:27

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Proof’s in the puddin’.

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Duration: 00:16

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Soundin’ the alarms.

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Push ‘em to their breaking point.

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Duration: 00:21

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You want him to dig. You need him to dig.

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Duration: 00:16

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Ain’t Maggie sweet?

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Duration: 00:07

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Controllin’ the narrative.

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Let’s. F*ckin. Go!

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One man’s profit is everybody’s problem

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Duration: 00:31

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Stop scrollin’ and get relaxin’.

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Duration: 00:15

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No doubt about it.

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Duration: 00:07

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If truth they’re demandin’, then truth we’re supplyin’.

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Duration: 00:31

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"Higher"

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Official Final Trailer

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Duration: 02:27

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The man with the facts. Riz Ahmed is Dr. Ganesh.

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Duration: 00:31

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ONE MONTH.

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Duration: 00:12

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It’s all under control. John Goodman is President Compson.

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Duration: 00:29

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Sweet, sweet, Maggie.

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Duration: 00:23

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Let’s break the ice.

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Duration: 00:25

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Diggin’ in, one stop at a time.

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Duration: 00:27

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Give or take.

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Duration: 00:17

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Most important thing we know.

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Duration: 00:12

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When all else fails...

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Duration: 00:13

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Official Trailer

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Duration: 02:39

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Tom Cruise Retrospective Trailer

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Duration: 03:13

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Title Announcement

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Duration: 00:50

Did You Know?

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Tom Cruise’s comeback in ‘Digger’ could be his Oscar‑winning moment

Tom Cruise is set to break his 2025‑long screen hiatus with Digger, an epic drama directed by Alejandro G. Iñárittu that lands on streaming platforms next month. The film pairs the action star with a veteran co‑star over 30 years his senior, a casting choice that’s already fueling Oscar chatter. Industry insiders say the combination of Cruise’s return, a seasoned supporting cast, and Iñárittu’s reputation could make his performance a serious contender for Best Lead Actor. Beyond the buzz of a potential nomination, Digger offers a surprising tonal shift for Cruise. Early trailers hint at a satirical disaster narrative, with some fans even spotting a revolving stage that suggests musical numbers could be woven into the story. Critics are debating whether the film’s dark‑comedy, political‑satire edge will complement or clash with its dramatic ambitions. The project also rekindles talk of Cruise’s past collaborations, notably his lone on‑screen partnership with Brad Pitt in 1994’s Interview with the Vampire, a title that recently resurfaced as a top‑watched HBO Max hit. While Digger doesn’t reunite the two, the lingering curiosity adds another layer of intrigue for longtime fans. Set for an October 2, 2026 release, Digger has already sparked festival‑season speculation and could redefine Cruise’s cinematic legacy, positioning him once again at the center of awards‑season conversation.

‘Digger’ Trailer: Nearly Unrecognizable Tom Cruise Tries to Save the World in Wild New Movie – Watch Now! — Image via justjared.com,

Tom Cruise goes almost unrecognizable as a guilt‑ridden oil baron in the explosive new trailer for Digger.

Warner Bros. dropped the final trailer for Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s next venture, Digger, on September 9, and it instantly reminded fans why Tom Cruise remains a chameleon of the big screen. The 64‑year‑old action legend appears nearly unrecognizable, sporting a gaunt, weather‑beaten look that even the director called “astonishing.” Cruise himself joked that it took four decades to become the character, underscoring the weight of the role. In Digger, Cruise plays billionaire oil tycoon Digger Rockwell, a man whose own reckless drilling sparks an environmental apocalypse. The logline teases a frantic race against time: Rockwell must prove he can be humanity’s savior before the disaster he unleashed wipes everything away. The premise blends high‑octane action with a stark ecological warning, positioning the film as both a spectacle and a cautionary tale. The trailer also teases a heavyweight supporting cast, featuring John Goodman, Sandra Huller, Jesse Plemons, Riz Ahmed, Michael Stuhlbarg, Sophie Wilde and Emma D’Arcy, each adding depth to the chaotic world Iñárritu is building. With a theatrical release slated for October 2, Digger promises to be a bold, genre‑bending entry in Cruise’s storied career, and the buzz is already digging deep among movie‑goers.

Digger Genre Theory Debunked: Tom Cruise's New Film Is Not a Secret Musical — Image via headtopics.com,

The secret’s out: Tom Cruise’s ‘Digger’ isn’t a musical, but it’s still a bold genre‑bender.

A viral theory that the final trailer for Tom Cruise’s upcoming film Digger hid a secret musical turned social‑media chatter into a full‑blown mystery. Viewers pointed to a rotating platform and open‑mouth extras, prompting speculation that Cruise might be crooning on a shovel‑laden set. Variety now confirms the rumor is false – Digger is being marketed as a satirical dark comedy, not a hidden song‑and‑dance showcase, even though studios have used similar misdirection for titles like Wonka and the new Mean Girls. The film marks Cruise’s most radical departure from his usual high‑octane fare. Under the direction of Oscar‑winner Alejandro G. Iñárritu – famed for Birdman, The Revenant and Babel – the star undergoes a full prosthetic makeover, sporting thinning gray hair, a protruding gut and a look that renders him almost unrecognizable. He plays oil tycoon Digger Rockwell, a man whose drilling triggers a global disaster, all while delivering dead‑pan declarations, dancing with a shovel, and even bathing his cat in a sink. Beyond the buzz about its genre, Digger is already surfacing in early Best Picture predictions, with Cruise himself tipped for a Best Actor nod. The ensemble includes John Goodman as President Compson, Riz Ahmed as scientist Ganesh, Sandra Hüller as Emma Rockwell, plus Jesse Plemons, Emma D’Arcy, Michael Stuhlbarg and others. Set for an October 2, 2026 theatrical release, the film promises a darkly comic, visually striking take on corporate hubris – musical or not, it’s shaping up to be one of the season’s most talked‑about projects.

Tom Cruise's New Movie Digger Debunks Secret Genre Theory — Image via screenrant.com,

The ‘Digger’ musical myth is busted—here’s what the Tom Cruise thriller really is

A viral theory that Tom Cruise’s upcoming film Digger hides a secret musical number was put to rest after two production insiders told Variety the movie is not a musical at all. Fans had pointed to a rotating platform in the trailer—often used for stage shows—and background actors with open mouths that looked like they were singing, but the sources said the speculation was merely fan‑made hype, even finding the idea amusing. While studios sometimes downplay musical elements—think Timothée Chalamet’s Wonka or the 2024 Mean Girls remake—Digger is shaping up as a satirical dark comedy, a sharp departure from Cruise’s usual high‑octane stunts or straight‑laced dramas. The star is heavily prosthetic‑made, sporting thinning gray hair, a protruding gut, and even dancing with a shovel while bathing his cat, underscoring the film’s off‑beat tone. The buzz extends beyond the genre debate. Early Oscar chatter already lists Digger among Best Picture contenders, with Cruise tipped for a Best Actor nod. The project marks his first collaboration with director Alejandro González Iñárritu—renowned for Birdman, The Revenant, and Babel—and follows a plot where Cruise’s oil‑tycoon character, Digger Rockwell, triggers a global disaster and must race against President Compson (John Goodman) and scientist Ganesh (Riz Ahmed) to save the world. The ensemble also includes Sandra Hüller, Jesse Plemons, Emma D’Arcy, and Michael Stuhlbarg. Digger hits theaters on October 2, 2026, running 128 minutes.

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Tom Cruise’s ‘Digger’ isn’t a musical—despite the Broadway‑stage vibe, it’s an Iñárritu homage to Dr. Strangelove.

Alejandro González Iñárritu’s upcoming film Digger sees Tom Cruise stepping away from his usual high‑octane fare to play an eccentric Southern billionaire. The trailer’s massive sets, wide‑angle shots and theatrical staging have sparked a viral theory that the movie might be a musical, especially after fans pointed out that cast members like Sandra Hüller and Riz Ahmed have musical backgrounds. Variety has now put the rumor to rest, confirming with two insiders that Digger contains no musical numbers. The speculation, however, highlights how the film’s Broadway‑like aesthetic—large, boisterous characters filling a grand screen—can easily blur genre lines. Cruise’s involvement adds another layer of surprise; while he once sang in the 2012 jukebox musical Rock of Ages, most audiences now associate him with Mission: Impossible and other action blockbusters. The buzz also serves as a reminder of Cruise’s earlier, risk‑taking roles in films such as Magnolia, Born on the Fourth of July, and Rain Man—performances that have been eclipsed by his action‑hero persona. As Digger draws nearer to its October 2 release, fans can expect an oddball, Dr. Strangelove‑styled satire rather than a hidden song‑and‑dance extravaganza.

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Tom Cruise dives into the diamond underworld for his biggest comeback yet

After a surprisingly quiet start to 2026, the action legend is gearing up for a blockbuster return with *Digger*, a high‑stakes thriller directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu. The film drops Cruise into an undercover operation that infiltrates a ruthless diamond smuggling ring, promising the kind of pulse‑pounding tension fans have come to expect from his recent work. The cast reads like a who’s‑who of international talent, with Riz Ahmed and Sandra Hüller sharing the screen alongside John Goodman. Their combined gravitas adds layers to a story that blends sleek heist mechanics with Iñárritu’s signature character depth, marking a fresh creative partnership for Cruise after years of collaborating with other directors. While the title of his latest Mission: Impossible outing, *The Final Reckoning*, hints at a possible farewell to Ethan Hunt, Cruise hasn’t ruled out a return. In the meantime, he’s already lining up future projects—a sequel to *Days of Thunder* slated for 2028 and a third *Top Gun* adventure, though its release date remains under wraps. Fans can tide over the wait by streaming *Top Gun: Maverick* on Netflix starting September 22.

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Tom Cruise battles heat and heavy prosthetics to pull off a grueling ten‑minute monologue in Digger

Tom Cruise is once again pushing his limits, this time inside a bulky prosthetic body suit for his new dark comedy‑drama Digger. The actor described the first day on set as a battle against extra weight, cowboy boots and relentless sweating, forcing the crew to rig cooling machines between takes just to keep him from melting. The physical toll didn’t stop at the suit. Cruise also tackled an extraordinary ten‑minute monologue filmed in a single take, all while encased in the fat suit. He admitted the sheer heat threatened to wash away his makeup, turning the performance into a test of endurance as much as acting skill. In Digger, Cruise plays eccentric oil tycoon Digger Rockwell, a man scrambling to redeem humanity after a catastrophic ecological disaster. He joins an ensemble cast that includes Sandra Hüller, Riz Ahmed, John Goodman and Jesse Plemons, under the direction of Alejandro G. Iñárritu, who returns to English‑language cinema since The Revenant. The film is set to hit theaters on October 2.

Dissecting Tom Cruise’s Digger Rounds — Image via jezebel.com,

Tom Cruise’s ‘Digger’ turns satire into a high‑stakes publicity stunt

Alejandro González Iñárritu’s new film Digger, starring Tom Cruise, is shaping up to be the most polarizing release of the year. The trailer hints at a darkly comic take on billionaire excess—think Don’t Look Up meets Dr. Strangelove—while Cruise inhabits a tubby, Texas‑accented mogul with bad skin. He’s joined by a star‑studded ensemble that includes John Goodman, Sandra Hüller, Jesse Plemons and Riz Ahmed, promising a blend of absurdist set‑design and melodrama. Early press screenings have split critics down the middle. One praised it as “a brave and gorgeous art film” destined for awards, while another dismissed it as simply “unpleasant.” Both agree it’s a massive swing, a gamble that could either cement Cruise’s daring turn or alienate mainstream audiences. What’s equally striking is the promotional blitz surrounding Digger. Cruise kicked off the campaign with a deranged AI‑speaking cameo at the World Cup final, followed by a soccer‑themed teaser that bears no relation to the film. He then resurfaced on the cover of GQ—shirtless for the first time in two decades—where his interview went viral for its lack of substance. The rollout didn’t stop there; Cruise appeared on the Kelce brothers’ New Heights podcast after a Chiefs game, and at the premiere he was escorted down the steps hand‑in‑hand with Princess Kate, flanked by Prince William. The throughline? Power. From FIFA to American and British royalty, Cruise is leveraging every demographic possible to fill seats. Whether Digger’s satire lands or flops, its promotional choreography may become the most talked‑about aspect of the film itself.