Jason Isaacs Joins Indie Thriller Eleven Days

Introduction to the Film

Hot on the heels of his first Emmy nomination for The White Lotus, Jason Isaacs has come on board to play a leading role in the indie thriller Eleven Days. The film is directed by Peter Landesman, known for his work on Park and Concussion. Isaacs will star alongside Taylor Kitsch and Diego Luna in this gripping thriller.

The Plot Unfolds

The story takes place in the sweltering summer of 1974 in Texas. It revolves around the ruthless Federico Carrasco, who takes control of the Huntsville prison. In a bold move, the prison’s priest, Father Joseph O’Brien, played by Isaacs, teams up with Jim Estelle, the head of the Texas Department of Corrections, to save the lives of the hostages taken by Carrasco and his men. By offering himself as a hostage, Father O’Brien puts his life on the line to protect others.

Behind the Scenes

The script for Eleven Days is written by Kevin Sheridan, with revisions by Landesman. The story is based on the book Eleven Days in Hell: The 1974 Carrasco Prison Siege in Huntsville, Texas by William T. Harper. The film is set to start production in Texas in September, with Vincent Newman and Vance Howard at the helm as producers.

Jason Isaacs’ Recent Work

Isaacs has been drawing enthusiastic reviews for his portrayal of Timothy Ratliff, a tortured money launderer, in the third season of HBO’s hit series The White Lotus. His performance has earned him a supporting actor Emmy nomination. Next, he will start production on the psychological horror thriller Victorian Psycho, alongside Maika Monroe.

Upcoming Projects

Isaacs will soon be seen in the indie film Honey Bunch, which premiered at the Berlin Film Festival and is set to have its North American premiere at TIFF. With his versatile acting skills and range, Isaacs continues to take on exciting new projects, solidifying his position as a talented actor in the industry.