Netflix has released its final trailer for Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman", showing how Robert De Niro's Frank Sheeran ends up as a hitman and Sheeran's strained relationship with his family.
Sheeran at a funeral, a voiceover saying, "It's over. They're all gone," and then cuts to two detectives trying to get Sheeran to admit he's the person behind Jimmy Hoffa's (Al Pacino) mysterious disappearance decades before.
Steven Zaillian adapted the screenplay from Charles Brandt's 2004 novel, "I Heard You Paint Houses".
This latest trailer gives the audience a deeper look at Sheeran from how he went, driving trucks to being a hitman for the Bufalino crime family. "I was one of a thousand working stiffs, until I wasn't no more," Sheeran says over clips of him driving a car and standing next to a truck filled with meat.
The film is now in theaters and will be available Nov. 27 on Netflix.
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