Destroyer on OTT: Here's where you can watch the Nicole Kidman starrer on streaming

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Movies about characters who appear bold and brutal on the outside but are deeply vulnerable on the inside are often heart-wrenching to watch. These stories typically involve a backstory that slowly unfolds throughout the film, revealing the character's past. When that central character is a woman, the stakes often feel even higher. One such movie that is now getting a second life on streaming is Destroyer. Starring Nicole Kidman, the film, which was released in 2018, became one of the most talked-about independent films of the year. Kidman’s performance was highly celebrated, and it turned out to be a standout success.

Destroyer On OTT

The movie is now set to release on Lionsgate Play soon. Destroyer tells the story of a police detective who revisits the dark underbelly of her town, only to confront her traumatic past. With no escape, she is forced to address it head-on. The film marks a collaboration between two Marvel stars outside the MCU: Sebastian Stan, known for his role as Bucky Barnes, and Tatiana Maslany, famous for her portrayal of She-Hulk. Read on to learn more.

Lionsgate Play has released some of the most interesting films in the last two months. In July alone, the streamer gave us Room, Logan Lucky, The Arcadian, Replicas, Adrift, and The Iron Law. Prior to that, they released Dream Scenario, Copshop, BME, and much more, featuring some of the biggest stars and powerful content. Destroyer now joins this impressive lineup and is set to release on the platform.

Directed by Karyn Kusama, Destroyer stars Nicole Kidman, Toby Kebbell, Sebastian Stan, and Tatiana Maslany. The film has been added to the upcoming movie list on Lionsgate Play's official platform. While there is no confirmed release date yet, it is expected to hit the platform in September. Once released, it will be available to watch with your OTTplay Premium subscription.

Nicole Kidman on Playing the Role

Nicole Kidman, with her illustrious career, has played some of the most intriguing roles, and she considers her part in Destroyer as another addition to that streak. "I just wanted her to be real," says Kidman. "Just give me a woman who has not taken care of herself at all, who has drunk a lot, who has done drugs, who has had no self-care and no self-love, and who sometimes sleeps in her car. She doesn’t sleep much, she medicates, and she is in a rough place. She is hanging on for dear life, she is surly, and she is pissed off."

According to Inews, Kidman spoke about how she immediately jumped at the opportunity to play the role. “With this kind of movie, you don’t offer a huge paycheck,” says Kusama, 50. “So, for her to say: ‘I need to explore this character, I want to know her better,’ it’s hard not to pay attention when an actor of that caliber approaches you.”