SUCKER - Trailer

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SUCKER is based on the award-winning, smash hit stage show by Lawrence Leung. Leung co-wrote the feature film adaptation with director Ben Chessell.

The comedic coming of age story stars YouTube sensation John Luc (who has more than 2.3 million YouTube subscribers globally), rising star Lily Sullivan (Camp, Mental) and Timothy Spall (Harry Potter, Mr Turner). Other cast members include Jacek Koman, Kat Stewart and Shaun Micallef.

A fresh take on a classic con tale, SUCKER is the first Australian feature film to cast a YouTube star in a lead role, and is loosely based on Leung’s late teenage years.

SUCKER  will be released in series with a series of Q&A events across the country from December 1st at select Hoyts cinemas. Both John Luc and Lawrence Leung will be touring. Tickets are on sale now. Hoyts locations include:

Tuesday 1st December - Hoyts Eastland (VIC)
Wednesday 2nd December - Hoyts Melbourne Central (VIC)
Thursday 3rd December - Hoyts Broadway (NSW)
Friday 4th December - Hoyts Blacktown (NSW)
Saturday 5th December - Hoyts Stafford (QLD)
Monday 7th December - Hoyts Carousel (WA)
Wednesday 9th December - Hoyts Tea Tree Plaza (SA)


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