'Men In Black: International': Trailer, release, cast and everything you need to know about the reboot starring Chris Hemsworth, Tessa Thompson

While the world eagerly awaits the release of 'Avengers: Endgame,' Sony has dished out a refreshing trailer of the Chris Hemsworth-Tessa Thompson starrer 'Men In Black: International', a reboot of the old sci-fi spy franchise by the same name.
The movie will see Chris Hemsworth as Agent H and Tessa Thompson as Agent M. This will be the second time the duo share screen space after 'Thor Ragnarok' and 'Avengers: Endgame.'
Here's all we know about the movie so far.
Release:
'MIB: International' is slated to release on June 14, 2019.

Plot:
After a slew of alien attacks across the globe, MIB's UK branch brings Tessa Thompson into the fold and teams her up with Agent H (Chris Hemsworth) and they set off together in a bid to stop the attacks, whilst also trying to unearth a mole in the Men in Black organization.
Cast:
The reboot also sees a bunch of new characters. Liam Neeson will play High T, the head of MIB's UK branch, while Rebecca Ferguson joins the main duo as a co-star but details about her character remain a mystery. Emma Thompson will reprise her role as the head of the secret government organization from 2012's 'MIB 3'. Kumail Nanjiani plays Pawny, a funny alien. Rafe Spall is also onboard as an agent of the MIB.
Director/Writer:
The film's script was written by Art Marcum and Matt Holloway, known best for writing the scripts of 'Iron Man' and 'Punisher: War Zone', and the film will be produced by Laurie MacDonald and Walter Parkes. F. Gary Gray ('The Fate of the Furious,' and 'The Italian Job') will helm 'MIB: International'.
Trailer:
The trailer focuses more on Tessa Thompson's Agent M's introduction to MIB. The trailer also gives a glimpse of all the gizmos that M and her partner Agent H get to use when fending off evil aliens. We also get a glimpse of the baddies, called 'The Hive,' who are shape-shifters.
Watch this space for updates on 'Men In Black: International.'