‘One Battle After Another’ Posters: Leonardo DiCaprio And Teyana Taylor Break Out The Big Guns

Leonardo DiCaprio and Teyana Taylor are unloading full clips in new character posters for One Battle After Another. Paul Thomas Anderson’s crime comedy hits theaters on September 26th, but Warner Bros. is rolling out these images to keep fans of the filmmaker on the hook until then. Presumably, there will be more to go along with the trailer that dropped last month.

Anderson’s second Thomas Pynchon adaptation after Inherent Vice and his first film since 2021’s Licorice Pizza, the film stars DiCaprio as Bob Ferguson, a former 1960s hippie whose past and estranged family come back to haunt him, jeopardizing the future of his daughter.

In DiCaprio’s poster, he looks as if he’s settling in for a long-range shot possibly at an escaping target. Taylor stars as Profidia, and in her image her big pregnant belly protrudes as she’s prepared to unleash a hail of bullets.

Also in the One Battle After Another cast are newcomer Chase Infiniti, Sean Penn, Regina Hall, Alana Haim, Wood Harris, Benicio Del Toro, and Shayna McHale. With a cast like that, there will definitely be more posters.

SYNOPSIS: From Warner Bros. Pictures and Academy Award-nominated, BAFTA-winning filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson comes “One Battle After Another,” starring Academy Award and BAFTA winner Leonardo DiCaprio. Oscar and BAFTA winners Benicio del Toro and Sean Penn also star alongside Regina Hall, Teyana Taylor and Chase Infiniti, as well as Wood Harris and Alana Haim. Anderson directs from his own screenplay, and produces alongside Oscar and BAFTA nominees Adam Somner and Sara Murphy, with Will Weiske executive producing. The creative team behind the camera includes several frequent collaborators, among them directors of photography Michael Bauman and Anderson; Oscar-nominated, BAFTA-winning production designer Florencia Martin; BAFTA-nominated editor Andy Jurgensen; Oscar and BAFTA-winning costume designer Colleen Atwood; casting director Cassandra Kulukundis; and with music by Oscar- and BAFTA-nominated composer Jonny Greenwood.