Heist

Dennis Quaid, Josh Holloway, Aaron Donald and more star in the trailer.

Dazzling 'On the Clock' trailer stars Dennis Quaid and loads of Rams players and staff.

We wanted all of those locations and that scale of the different scenes, from the quiet moments in the owner's box to one of our star players repelling out of a helicopter. A fun piece of insider knowledge is that almost everyone you see in the trailer who might normally be cast as an extra is actually a Rams employee. Marissa Daly: Cooper Kupp running from the security guard is a sequence we all love. The data analyst typing away in the opening of the computer scene is Rams CMO Kathryn Kai-ling Frederick. All the students in Aaron Donald's math class are Rams employees. Matthew Stafford racing out of a seedy motel. We will have a :60, two :30s and a :15, too. We will play this trailer in cinemas and have digital OOH and wild postings. We have amazing movie posters of the cast, as well as individual character posters that you'll see around the city. You can jump in and enjoy the ride. Marissa Daly, VP/GM, Rams Studios: Coming off of our Super Bowl win in our hometown, we had to follow up with something big that reminds everyone why we are L.A.'s team. Where are the quarterbacks going to land? The storylines around the NFL Draft are always the same.

Short film directed by Paul Hunter reimagines Rams draft operation as an elaborately orchestrated and breakneck-paced blockbuster drama.

On the Clock was created by the Los Angeles Rams in partnership with Ventureland, an independent creative studio and idea accelerator that develops standout entertainment for brands to connect with their audience on any media platform. Coming off our historic Super Bowl win, we decided to collaborate with Paul to bring to life the idea of The House Always Wins, celebrating not only our success at the Rams House but also the NFL Draft taking place in Las Vegas." On the Clock will live on the LA Rams' digital and social channels. On one of football's biggest nights – the NFL Draft – Los Angeles Rams Owner/Chairman E. Stanley Kroenke assembles his team to infiltrate the high-profile affair in Sin City and do what they – and no one else – does best: steal the draft. Hot on the heels of their thrilling Super Bowl LVI victory, the Los Angeles Rams are determined to do the near impossible: make lightning strike twice. The other teams will be imitating.

The Rams released a trailer for a heist movie ahead of the draft, starring everyone from Aaron Donald to Dennis Quaid.

Enough time, it seems, to put together a ridiculously cool movie trailer about the Rams stealing the draft. It’s the type of production you’d expect from a team in Hollywood, and the Rams went all-out to create it. The Los Angeles Rams don’t pick until No. 104 overall in the 2022 NFL draft, so they’ve had some time on their hands without the responsibility of studying first-round prospects bound to be selected on Thursday night.

The Rams have officially given the 2022 NFL Draft the Hollywood treatment. The team released a pre-draft hype video on Tuesday in the form of a movie ...

This worked in context of the trailer, and so did the Celine Dion joke. Probably so, as McVay and Stafford were coincidentally in Cabo at the time of the trade and enjoyed some drinks together. That's a reference to the final score of the Rams' Super Bowl win over the Bengals. The team released a pre-draft hype video on Tuesday in the form of a movie trailer. However, they are left without numerous early picks in the 2022 NFL Draft because of their aggressive trades for Matthew Stafford and Von Miller. Those moves helped them win a Super Bowl but leave them as an afterthought for the three-day selection fest in Las Vegas. But Stan Kroenke, Les Snead, Sean McVay and a contingent of Rams players have other plans.

Directed by Paul Hunter, 'On the Clock' also features players Aaron Donald, Van Jefferson, Cooper Kupp, Jalen Ramsey and Matthew Stafford.

Inception cinematographer Wally Pfister also delivered a 90-second hype video that played across SoFi’s cutting edge infinity screen during home games prior to the players rushing the field. Rebel Wilson teamed with the Rams in 2021 to help showcase the unique way it handled its draft activities last year by taking over a Malibu beach house with Rocket Mortgage as the majority of the teams made their selections remotely amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Meant to kick off the Rams’ offseason brand campaign, the release is timed to this week’s NFL Draft activities in Las Vegas. Sin City figures prominently in the short that casts Holloway as general manager Les Snead, Eastwood as head coach Sean McVay, Gibson as defensive coordinator Raheem Morris, and Quaid as Rams owner/chairman E. Stanley Kroenke.

The clip features cameos from Dennis Quaid, Tyrese Gibson and Scott Eastwood, playing Rams owner Stan Kroenke, defensive coordinator Raheem Morris and head ...

This s—t that heat here boi.” The team sent its first-round pick to the Lions after they acquired Stafford in a January 2021 trade. Holy S–t Rams,” NFL Network’s Kimmi Chex tweeted, while ESPN’s Marcus Spears wrote, “Y’all win everything @RamsNFL call off the SuperBowl Rams won it already.

The Rams really sank some money into this by hiring Josh Holloway to play Les Snead, Scott Eastwood as Sean McVay, Tyrese Gibson to help run the heist — and ...

I love this because Snead and McVay are legitimately good looking dudes, so it’s not completely preposterous to imagine an actor playing them. I don’t really know what it means to “steal the draft,” but I’m not complaining because this is all so dumb and hilarious. If you needed more evidence that the Rams have gone full Hollywood after their move from St. Louis, here’s “On The Clock,” a fake movie trailer the team made about stealing the draft.

It was a meticulously planned and perfectly executed heist: A gang struck at a vehicle that was transporting cash on the outskirts of Bengaluru and m.

It was then that the cops stumbled upon something interesting: They noticed that the car had moved in the FASTag lane through all the toll plazas though it sported different number plates. Police identified the vehicle in which the suspect came and attacked the victims. “We realised that the accused had changed the number plate after crossing Karnataka border,” a cop said. They found the accused had abandoned the victims’ car near Bellur and drove towards Kerala. When they reached the outskirts of Madanayakanahalli at 5.50am with Rs 1 crore kept in a box, a gang of seven armed men arrived in a car and attacked them. The gang crossed two state borders by changing the registration number plate of their getaway car and fled to Kerala