Emma Stone channels ‘Joker’ vibes with wicked laughter in ‘Cruella’ trailer

Prepare to be captivated by the impending emergence of Cruella de Vil, as Walt Disney Studios pulls back the curtain on its latest endeavor, “Cruella.” This upcoming live-action feature offers a fresh perspective on the enigmatic and fur-obsessed villain from the beloved animated classic, “One Hundred and One Dalmatians.” Leading the charge is none other than the illustrious Oscar winner, Emma Stone, who breathes life into the titular role.

The recently unveiled trailer grants us an intriguing glimpse into the world of this mysterious antihero. In a tone reminiscent of “Joker,” Emma Stone’s character, Estella, takes center stage, forging her path through the vibrant streets of 1970s London during the punk-rock frenzy. Adorned in a myriad of striking ensembles, Estella dons her signature black-and-white coiffure, an emblem that has etched itself into the annals of infamy.

“I’ve always seen the world from a different angle,” muses Stone’s character, her words permeating the trailer’s eerie atmosphere. “And that didn’t sit well with everyone. Perhaps they feared that I would become a kind of deranged figure,” she quips with an evil chuckle, marking her presence with a theatrical flourish.

The trailer transports us through a mélange of scenes, from an opulent masquerade ball, where Estella makes a dramatic entrance in a striking crimson gown, to her transformation into the irrepressible Cruella, an embodiment of power and defiance. Her iconic declaration, “I am woman. Hear me roar,” underscores her determination to make her indelible mark on the world.

Nestled alongside Emma Stone’s masterful portrayal is the formidable presence of Emma Thompson, an Oscar laureate and Disney stalwart. Thompson assumes the role of the Baroness von Hellman, a character newly introduced to the narrative. A paragon of style and an arbiter of fashion, the Baroness forges an alliance with Estella, united by their shared passion for elegance and allure. However, as the story unfurls, the alliance begins to fray, paving the way for Cruella’s transformation.

“I’m only getting started, my dear,” Stone’s character utters with chilling finesse, her accent as dramatic as her intent. “You see, I was born brilliant, born wicked, and just a touch mad. I am Cruella,” she declares, crystallizing her identity with both audacity and enigma.

Steered by the capable hands of director Craig Gillespie, “Cruella” brings together a stellar ensemble cast. Joining the leading ladies are Paul Walter Hauser, Mark Strong, Emily Beecham, Joel Fry, Kirby Howell-Baptiste, Jamie Demetriou, and John McCrea. With Stone, Michelle Wright, and Jared LeBoff as executive producers, the project also bears the mark of screen veteran Glenn Close, who famously portrayed Cruella in the 1996 cult classic “101 Dalmatians.”

Riding the wave of recent live-action Disney adaptations that have breathed new life into timeless stories, such as “Beauty and the Beast,” “Aladdin,” “Mulan,” and “Maleficent,” “Cruella” ventures into darker territory. This installment promises to peel back the layers of an iconic antagonist, revealing the intricate web of motives, desires, and choices that shape her destiny. As anticipation builds, fans can look forward to experiencing this riveting journey on the big screen, as “Cruella” is poised to make its theatrical debut on May 28.

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