Who stars in 'Master Gardener'? Full cast list of Joel Edgerton-starrer crime thriller film

A meticulous horticulturist who is devoted to tending the grounds of a beautiful estate and pandering to his employer, the wealthy dowager
Joel Edgerton in 'Master Gardener' (Magnolia Pictures)
Joel Edgerton in 'Master Gardener' (Magnolia Pictures)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: A movie called 'Master Gardener' is set to be released in 2023, which is written and directed by Paul Schrader, an Academy Award nominee.

The plot revolves around a horticulturist who devotes his time to caring for the plants and flowers on his property. However, his life changes when he is tasked with mentoring his employer's niece, a young girl who triggers memories of his difficult past.

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Who stars in ‘Master Gardener’?

The cast of 'Master Gardener' includes Joel Edgerton, Sigourney Weaver, Quintessa Swindell, Eduardo Losan, Esai Morales, Rick Cosnett, Victoria Hill, and Amy Le. Other actors in the film include Samuel Ali, Erika Ashley, Jared Bankens, Cade Burk, Jef Figallo, Christian Freeman, Scott Green, Monica R Harris, DJames Jones, Matt Mercurio, Bruce Mohat, Sean Richmond, Emily Russell, and Connor Turley. Meanwhile, Jami Bolin and Colette Jeansonne have uncredited roles in the movie.

The movie hints at exceptional performances from the three leads: Sigourney Weaver (known for 'Avatar: The Way of Water'), Joel Edgerton (famous for his work in 'The Underground Railroad'), and rising star Quintessa Swindell ('Black Adam'). Expect nothing less than outstanding acting from this talented trio.

'Master Gardener' was previewed at film festivals in 2022 and was well-received, with its reception being comparable to Paul Schrader's previous acclaimed works. The movie is set to debut in theaters on May 19.

Trailer 

The Master Gardener trailer follows the typical pace and tone of a Paul Schrader film, starting off serene and gradually delving into darker and unsettling themes as it unfolds. Catch a glimpse of the official trailer below. 



 

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