Trailer roundup: SyFy’s Krypton, HBO’s Barry, and Trust on FX

Several new trailers have dropped for shows premiering this year, and we’ve rounded some of them up.

Without Game of Thrones to carry its flag this year, HBO is turning to several different shows in order to keep viewership high. One of the shows is an all-new comedy starring SNL alum Bill Hader as a jaded hitman for hire who finds new life in the wonderful world of acting.

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Bill Hader is credited with directing the show, as well as co-writing with Alec Berg. Barry will premiere on March 25 and stars:

• Bill Hader as Barry
• Henry Winkler as Gene Cousineau
• Stephen Root as Fuches
• Sarah Goldberg as Sally
• Anthony Carrigan as Noho Hank
• Glenn Fleshler as Goran Pazar
• Andy Carey as Eric

Next, we have Trust from FX. Billed as an anthology, the first season of Trust will run for 10 episodes and will be set in the 1970’s. The show centers around the abduction of John Paul Getty III, the heir to Getty Oil.

Written by Simon Beaufoy and directed by Danny Boyle, Trust premieres on March 25 and stars:

• Donald Sutherland as J. Paul Getty
• Hilary Swank as Gail Getty
• Harris Dickinson as John Paul Getty III
• Brendan Fraser as James Fletcher Chace
• Michael Esper as John Paul Getty Jr.

Finally, SyFy has released a full-length trailer for its DC series about the home planet of Superman and the Man of Steel’s grandfather — Seg-El.

Set to premiere on March 21, and developed for SyFy by David S. Goyer and Damian Kindler, Krypton follows Superman’s grandfather Seg-El as he must work to save his planet and restore the honorable name of House El. Krypton is set 200 years before the birth of Superman.

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March is shaping up to one heck of a month for some potentially great television.