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Now You See Me: Now You Don’t Trailer Is Released

The Horsemen reunite for the third movie of the franchise.

Updated on September 18, 2025 02:34PM EDT

**© IMDb / Katalin Vermes/Lionsgate/Katalin Vermes/Lionsgate - © 2025 Lionsgate**Jesse Eisenberg, Isla Fisher, Dominic Sessa, Dave Franco, Justice Smith, and Ariana Greenblatt in Now You See Me 3 (2025)

The wait is finally over, fellow magic enthusiasts! The highly anticipated first trailer for Now You See Me Now You Don’t has officially dropped, and it promises to pull audiences back into a world of elaborate illusions, cunning heists, and a plot that will keep us guessing until the very end.

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Plot

The group is tasked with stealing a valuable diamond from a powerful worldwide crime syndicate, led by a new antagonist played by Rosamund Pike. To pursue this, they recruit three skilled younger magicians. The generational gap between the two groups will inevitably lead to difficulties.

The Familiar Faces and Exciting New Additions

Jesse Eisenberg is back as the quick-witted J. Daniel Atlas, Woody Harrelson returns as the cynical mentalist Merritt McKinney. Dave Franco is also back as the sleight-of-hand expert, Jack Wilder, and Isla Fisher returns as Henley Reeves, along with Morgan Freeman as the skeptical Thaddeus Bradley. Even though Mark Ruffalo doesn’t appear on the trailer, he is confirmed to reprise his role as the FBI agent turned Horsemen ally, Dylan Rhodes.

A younger trio of illusionists, played by Justice Smith, Dominic Sessa, and Ariana Greenblatt, are introduced and become a crucial part of the new heist. This is a deliberate move by the franchise to expand the cast and appeal to a broader audience.

When Can We See the Magic Unfold?

Mark your calendars, because Now You See Me Now You Don’t is set to be released in theaters on November 14, 2025.

Carolina O'donnell

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