In the Heights release date, trailer, HBO Max and more

In the Heights release engagement, trailer, HBO Max and more

In the Heights release date, cast, trailer, HBO Max window and more

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We're about to party In the Heights this summer, as the wait is almost over for the cinematic adaptation of Hudes and Lin-Manuel Miranda's phase-set musical. Are y'all ready to lookout man Usnavi's quest for a better life, and to go along his bodega open? Exercise you know all the means yous'll be able to watch?

If you have whatever hestitance, don't worry. We've got all the details you need to know to become to 181st street. No Metrocard required, as well. With our help, you'll be able to take your choice of where you watch In the Heights, exist information technology at home on your sofa, or at your local theater. The latter is likely preferable if you're actually in Washington Heights.

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In the Heights release date

You'll become to run into In the Heights starting June xi, 2021. Technically, though, its world premiere is happening earlier that calendar month at the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival on June iv. Originally, In the Heights was expected to open in June 2020, but then the Covid-nineteen pandemic hit and kicked the movies due in 2020 downwards the road to 2021.

In the Heights HBO Max window

In the Heights won't but be in theaters starting June 11. It will too be on HBO Max from until Sun, July 11, as one of the major Warner Bros. Pictures films available for 30 days on the streaming service.

Only when would In the Heights return to HBO Max? For a possible answer, we tin wait to Wonder Woman 1984, which left HBO Max in January and is coming dorsum in May 2021. That suggests In the Heights could be dorsum on HBO Max this Nov.

In the Heights cast

In the Heights is led by Anthony Ramos equally Usnavi de la Vega. He portrayed Sonny de la Vega in a 2012 stage production, and when Hamilton opened off-Broadway, he portrayed both John Laurens and Philip Hamilton. Olga Merediz reprises her role from the stage prove as "Abuela" Claudia.

Heavy hitters in the cast include Jimmy Smits (NYPD Blueish) as Kevin Rosario, Stephanie Beatriz (Brooklyn Nine-Ix) as Carla, Dascha Polanco (Orange Is the New Black) as Cuca and musician Marc Anthony as Mr. de la Vega.

The chief cast includes:

Anthony Ramos every bit Usnavi de la Vega
Corey Hawkins equally Benny
Leslie Grace as Nina Rosario
Ariana Greenblatt as young Nina
Ariana S. Gomez every bit 12 year-old Nina
Melissa Barrera as Vanessa
Olga Merediz as "Abuela" Claudia
Daphne Rubin-Vega as Daniela
Gregory Diaz IV as Sonny de la Vega
Jimmy Smits as Kevin Rosario
Stephanie Beatriz every bit Carla
Dascha Polanco equally Cuca
Lin-Manuel Miranda equally Piraguero, the Piragua Guy
Marc Anthony as Mr. de la Vega
Noah Catala every bit Graffiti Pete

In the Heights trailers

Each of the In the Heights trailers is the next all-time thing to taking the A train to Washington Heights for yourself. The film has had a series of trailers, but the "Powerful" trailer is the clip nosotros savour rewatching the most. Information technology features a little scrap of Usnavi'due south rapping and narrating, a great backing beat and a couple of previews of the ensemble musical numbers.

Unfamiliar with Washington Heights? Then the below trailer, which is focused on the community, and Usnavi's quest to get a date, is where to start. The clip also hints at the struggle inherent in the pic, where DREAMers — those with residence thanks to the Development, Relief, and Teaching for Conflicting Minors Act, known as the DREAM Act — are at adventure for deportation.

Demand more? The chief trailer is below, and it'south got some of the best of both above clips:

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