A new trailer has been released for the upcoming Men In Black International film, a spin-off from the original Men In Black trilogy of the nineties.

Starring Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson, the trailer sees the two agents working at the Men In Black’s London office before heading out to solve a murder case across the galaxies.

You can watch the trailer here:

Few details about the film’s plot have been released beyond the fact it will be a murder-mystery and will involve a mole inside the MiB organization.

The trailer also nods to original Men in Black stars, Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, who starred in the original trilogy which began in 1997.

The two played agents J and K, members of a secret Government organization tasked with tracking down criminal alien life. The original filmed spawned two sequels, in 2002 and 2012 respectively. 

Recently, Hemsworth shared a first look picture from the set on Instagram, writing: “From memory, this shot was taken in between set ups when we noticed some criminal activity on the streets in London.

“We immediately drew our laser guns and took down one of the largest crime syndicates in the city. Happy to say the streets of London are now safe again. You’re welcome world. #MIBInternational@MenInBlack.”

Thompson also teased images from the set, sharing a picture of her own on Instagram: “#FBF to me & Chris Hemsworth (the ‘Fred’ to my ‘Ginger’) saving the universe,” she wrote. “YES, even with sand in our shoes. Also, it was casual Friday for the galaxy defenders – that’s why we lost the jackets – which was handy because we were in the Sahara.”

You can see both pictures below:

Hemsworth will star as Agent H in the film, while Tessa Thompson will play Agent P.

Emma Thompson will return as Agent O, while Liam Neeson, Kumail Nanjiani, Rafe Spall and Rebecca Ferguson will also appear in the film, directed by Fast and Furious 8 director, F. Gary Gray.

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