Bank of Dave Clip: Rory Kinnear's Heartwarming Transformation in No Time To Die [Exclusive]

Summary

Bank of Dave is a biographical comedy centered around a self-made millionaire who sets up a community bank to help local businesses thrive.

Rory Kinnear takes the lead, infusing his comedic prowess into a role that presents a refreshing departure from his dramatic repertoire.

The film's triumph may hinge upon its ability to tap into the widespread appeal of wholesome British comedies such as Ted Lasso and Fisherman's Friends among global audiences.

Screen Rant proudly presents an exclusive clip from the movie "Bank of Dave," which tells the inspiring true story of Dave Fishwick's fight for his community. Set in the working-class region of Burnley, this biographical comedy follows Fishwick, a self-made millionaire, as he endeavors to establish a community bank to support local businesses. However, he faces the challenge of opposing London's elite financial system to overcome a century-long curse. Leading the talented ensemble cast, including Rory Kinnear, Joel Fry from "Cruella," Phoebe Dynevor from "Bridgerton," Hugh Bonneville, Paul Kaye, Jo Hartley, Cathy Tyson, and a special appearance from Def Leppard, "Bank of Dave" brings this captivating story to the big screen. Get an exclusive sneak peek of the film right here before its theatrical release.

Bank of Dave Marks An Exciting Comedy Streak For Kinnear

: The video above showcases the introduction of Fry's Hugh, a lawyer from London assigned to Kinnear's Dave's case, to the diverse members of his community and their respective businesses. The video captures charming moments where the duo indulges in the local culinary delights, including delicacies prepared by a nearby brewery. As the introductions unfold at a rapid pace, Hugh gamely endeavors to keep up with the enthusiasm and energy of the locals.

Rory Kinnear made his acting debut on stage before finding success on screen in the mid-2000s. He gained recognition for his portrayal of MI6 higher-up Bill Tanner in Quantum of Solace, starring Daniel Craig. Kinnear's talent extended to British TV productions, and he continued to excel in various genres, reprising his role as Tanner in Skyfall, Spectre, and Craig's final Bond film No Time to Die. Additionally, he showcased his acting prowess in Showtime's acclaimed horror drama, Penny Dreadful.

It will be intriguing to observe if Bank of Dave can sustain the successful trend that wholesome British comedies have achieved with global audiences. While being technically an American production, Ted Lasso, which is based in the UK, has consistently garnered positive reception and may potentially have its final season. Additionally, Fisherman's Friends achieved enough success to warrant a sequel that explores the music group's career, indicating the demand for heartwarming narratives from this region.

Bank of Dave arrives in select US theaters and on digital platforms on August 25.