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Exclusive: Here's When You Can Watch 'Rolling Loud: The Movie' at Home

Owen Wilson stars in the father-son comedy, which features appearances by Travis Scott and Sexyy Red.

Rolling Loud: The Movie, inspired by director Jeremy Garelick’s own real-life experience, is hitting VOD platforms this month.

The comedy, led by Owen Wilson as an aims-to-please father who sneaks his teen son into Rolling Loud, hit theaters back in October. For immersion’s sake, Garelick and company opted to shoot the film on the grounds of the actual festival, leading to some choice cameos by Travis Scott and Sexyy Red, among others.

“Rolling Loud was sparked by a chaotic real-life moment when I briefly lost my son at a music festival — an experience that was filled with anxiety, fear, and absurdity.,” Garelick, who also wrote the script, says of turning a real moment of fatherhood into a timely Wilson-starring comedy. “This became a great party story and now a fun, ridiculous comedy that we're incredibly excited to bring to audiences with our partners at Live Nation Studios.”

Where can I watch Rolling Loud: The Movie?

Rolling Loud: The Movie will be available digitally on Apple TV, Prime Video, Fandango, and other VOD platforms on Nov. 17.

Who’s in Rolling Loud: The Movie?

Owen Wilson is joined in the cast by Matt Rife, Christine Ko, Christian Convery, Olivia Luccardi, and Henry Winkler. La Flame and Sexyy aren’t the only artists who pop up during the film, as Ty Dolla Sign and Ski Mask the Slump God also make appearances.

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