Watch 2 Hollywood Icons Play These NFL Legends In 'Madden' Trailer
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The movie comes out next year, but you can start cheering and laughing now.
John Madden, the animated Raiders coach who won a Super Bowl and later the hearts of TV viewers as an NFL analyst, gets the biopic treatment in “Madden,” which debuted a trailer on Christmas Day. (Watch it below.)
Nicolas Cage plays the larger-than-life Hall of Famer, but has competition in the teaser.
Christian Bale gets a star turn as Raiders owner Al Davis, showing off his character’s strong resemblance to the Silver and Black’s patriarch.
“There’s only one John Madden,” Bale’s Davis says. “They didn’t make another one.”
Cage later unleashes Madden’s manic energy while scribbling on a board during a broadcast.
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