A new exciting adventure is about to get under way:  Police, the De Rigo group house brand, returns to the big screen in collaboration with Sony Pictures for the new Hollywood film ‘Bullet Train’, directed by David Leitch and inspired by Kōtarō Isaka’s best-selling novel of the same name.

Following on from the success of the latest film collaboration with Sony – ‘Men in Black:  International’ – the lifestyle brand confirms its relationship with the cinematic world and forms a new winning partnership.

Releasing on August 5 2023 worldwide, ‘Bullet Train’ is a zany and fun action thriller in which a group of assassins join forces, with related yet conflicting objectives, on board the same high-speed train travelling across Japan.

For the main character of Ladybug, played by Oscar-winning actor Brad Pitt, Police has selected an iconic eyewear style that characterises the protagonist’s look. A glossy black acetate prescription style sporting bold thicknesses, a decisive squared front piece and temples embellished with the iconic Police eagle logo of ‘90s inspiration. The glasses, also available with a more slender rectangular front piece and in the sunglasses variant, also feature in the film’s trailer:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGeJczJvWns&t=35s

Simultaneously with the release of the film, Police will be launching a global POLICE EYEWEAR X BULLET TRAIN communications campaign, comprising promotional video materials, digital activation, POS materials for opticians and a landing page on the Police website intended for the end consumer.

Style selected by Police for the character of Ladybug, played by Brad Pitt in ‘Bullet Train’.

Glossy black acetate prescription style sporting bold thicknesses, a decisive squared front piece and temples embellished with the iconic Police eagle logo of ‘90s inspiration. Also available with a transparent acetate frame and visible temple core.

Sunglasses variant of the style selected for the film ‘Bullet Train’, with a slightly broader front piece.

Available in various options, including with smoke or polarized lenses, or in an exclusive variant with clear lenses and light mirror treatment.

Variant with a rectangular front piece, which is more slender than the optical style selected for the film ‘Bullet Train’. Also available with a transparent acetate frame and visible temple core.