Adam Driver & Rosalind Eleazar lead the star-studded cast
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Chris Rock & Adam Driver’s New A24 Movie Already Has a Netflix Streaming Release Date

Chris Rock’s A24 dramedy will stream on Netflix shortly after its theatrical release. The film follows a Hollywood actress as she tries to revive her career while navigating complicated relationships from her past.

According to Deadline, Misty Green will arrive on Netflix on November 9, 2026. Chris Rock wrote and directed the film, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in September and opened in theaters on October 9, 2026. The film currently has a 61% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 79 reviews.

Adam Driver & Rosalind Eleazar lead the star-studded cast

Rosalind Eleazar stars as Misty Green, an actress whose career has stalled. She has the opportunity to return to the spotlight when Jordan, a filmmaker played by Rock, approaches her. However, their complicated past threatens to affect her chances of making a successful comeback. Adam Driver plays Zach, while Daniel Kaluuya portrays Jay and Anna Kendrick plays Naomi. The supporting cast includes Topher Grace, Alexandra Shipp, Anthony Anderson, Kelli Garner, Amy Landecker, Rich Sommer, and Tracie Thoms.

Eleazar is known for portraying Louisa Guy in Slow Horses, while Driver has taken on roles in Marriage Story and the Star Wars sequel trilogy. Kaluuya’s credits include Get Out and Nope, and Kendrick has starred in the Pitch Perfect franchise.

Misty Green marks Rock’s first feature film as a director since Top Five in 2014. His other directing credits include Head of State and I Think I Love My Wife. The new project continues his work as a filmmaker and explores fame, career setbacks, and personal relationships.

Chris Rock, Peter Rice, David Worthen Brooks, and Victoria Thomas serve as producers. Miles Alva, Nelson George, and Shaum S. Sengupta are the executive producers. A24 produced and distributed the film, while Marcus Miller composed its score.

Misty Green will begin streaming on Netflix soon, giving viewers who missed its theatrical run another opportunity to watch it.


Originally reported on ComingSoon.

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