Dakota Johnson stars in Twentieth Century Fox’s BAD TIMES AT THE EL ROYAL. A twerpy concierge, Miles (Lewis Pullman) gets his motley crew of guests checked in, not bothering to inquire too deeply into the deliberation Laramie and Father Flynn, in particular, demonstrate regarding the rooms where they’d like to stay. The uneasy opening party of Bad Times at the El Royale is broken up by the arrival of Emily (Dakota Johnson), a hippie type who seems to be having a bad day. Featured image: L-R: Jon Hamm, Jeff Bridges, and Cynthia Erivo star in Twentieth Century Fox’s BAD TIMES AT THE EL ROYAL. For a traveling salesman, Laramie seems to know an awful lot about the history of his abode for the evening, explaining to Father Daniel Flynn (Jeff Bridges) and singer Darlene Sweet (Cynthia Erivo) the hotel’s once glorious past and its strategic location, split as it is by a red line across the Nevada-California border, which continues out into the parking lot. Over the course of one fateful night, everyone will have a last shot at redemption.Before everything goes to hell.When Laramie, a vacuum cleaner salesman with an off-sounding drawl (Jon Hamm), steps behind the bar to make a pot of a coffee in the lobby of the El Royale, no attendant to be seen, it’s clear this fancy yet faded, empty hotel isn’t your average roadside motel, no matter how welcoming the vintage neon sign outside.

In Bad Times at the El Royale, Seven strangers, each with a secret to bury, meet at Lake Tahoe's El Royale, a rundown hotel with a dark past. On the movie side of things, he served as an executive producer on The Cloverfield Paradox as well as 10 Cloverfield Lane, and he worked on Ridley Scott's sci-fi drama The Martian. He's also served as an executive producer on Daredevil, Lost and Alias.

He is a producer on The Good Place, and executive produced Netflix's Marvel superhero mini-series The Defenders. He's also set to direct X-Force for 20th Century Fox.ĭrew Goddard has been working more in TV over the past handful of years. In the meantime, he did direct two episodes of NBC's hit comedy The Good Place. This is Goddard's first movie since 2012's The Cabin in the Woods. The movie is produced by Goddard as well, alongside Jeremy Latcham. The Cabin in the Woods mastermind Drew Goddard directs Bad Times at the El Royale from a screenplay he wrote himself.

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