International Trailer Released For 2007 Smash Hit ‘Juno’

Submitted by HollywoodChicago.com on November 29, 2007 - 7:07pm.

Fox Searchlight released a second “Juno” trailer on Thursday. While the international trailer takes a different direction than the first, it still features front and center the talent in Diablo Cody’s script. I have uploaded the new trailer to YouTube and embedded it below.



The first trailer, which was released in Sept. 2007, can be seen below.



Part one of my interview with “Juno” star Ellen Page and Chicago-native screenwriter Diablo Cody can be read here. I posted on Sept. 14 that “Juno” would be one of the year’s best.

Diablo Cody
“Juno” screenwriter Diablo Cody.
Photo credit: WireImage.com

Indeed, it’s proving to be one of the year’s best and certainly one of the year’s top surprises. The film opens on Dec. 5 in limited theaters.

Ellen Page
Ellen Page.
Photo credit: IMDb

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