The LA Rams have hired Josh Holloway, Scott Eastwood, Tire Gibson and Dennis Quaid for a short film on the theme of theft.

“Everything has changed. They all want what we have. We have to protect what’s ours. The only question is…are you ready?

Dennis Quaid delivers this string as in the opening moments of the soundtrack. at the time, a new short film by Super Bowl LVI champions the Los Angeles Rams. In a Paul Hunter-directed clip, Quaid starred in a clip against Josh Holloway, Scott Eastwood and Tire Gibson that looks like a picture of a Hollywood heist. To kick off the Rams’ offseason branding campaign, the launch is timed for this week’s NFL Draft activities in Las Vegas. Sin City appears in the short film, where Holloway is Les Sandy’s general manager, Eastwood is head coach Sean McVeigh, Gibson is defensive coordinator Rahim Morris, and Quaid Rams is owner/president of E. Stanley Kroenke.

Ramsey fans should check out stars like Kendall Blunton, Terrell Burgess, Aaron Donald, Tyler Higby, Jordan Fuller, Van Jefferson, Cooper Coop, David Long Jr., Jalen Ramsey, Nick Scotch, Benn M.). Filmed over a few days in Los Angeles, locations included a base at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, as well as the organization’s new Hollywood Draft House.

at the time Created by Rams in association with Ventureland, an independent creative studio and idea accelerator founded by Prettybird partners Kerstin Emhoff and Ali Brown and producer John Battsek. Other key creative partners include Ventureland CEO Creative Director Mike Rosen, Executive Producer Natasha Wells and once in hollywood Director of Photography Bob Richardson.

The clip is from the latest branded content series featuring Hollywood celebrity talent. Rebel Wilson teamed up with Aries in 2021 to help showcase how she was carrying out her project last year when she took over the Malibu coast home with Rocket Mortgage, as most teams made the decision remotely in the context of the coronavirus pandemic. COVID-19. Inception filmmaker Wally Pfister also delivered a 90-second hip-hop video that was played on the SoFi’s last infinite screen during home games before the players left the field.

see full at the time Below.