Outsiders Trailer: Hear Their Battle Cry!
Carissa Pavlica
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The new trailer showcases the Farrell’s rallying cry, “Ged-Gedyah,” which loosely translates to “Hell Yeah,” signifying clan unity as they gear up to take action.
I don't know about you, but it's not a cry I would want to hear around my neighborhood, before or after the sound of four wheelers thundering past.
I know it's not just me.
A struggle of power and control set in the rugged hills of Appalachia, Outsiders explores the epic battle between the Farrell Clan, a tight-knit family of renegades who have lived atop the rugged Shay Mountain for over 200 years, and their fight to defend their way of life from the town below and anyone who would dare to challenge them.
When you get to know the Farrell clan, you'll soon discover that even though they've been separated from the rest of us for hundreds of years, there is a lot that makes them similar, too.
The ensemble cast for Outsiders includes David Morse (Treme, Hurt Locker) as Big Foster, the gruff and powerful heir to tribe leadership; Thomas M. Wright (The Bridge, Top of the Lake) as Sheriff Wade Houghton, a cop who has a rough and mysterious history with the Farrells, and grapples with several personal troubles of his own.
Ryan Hurst (Sons of Anarchy, Bates Motel), is Lil Foster, a massive mountain man and son of Big Foster; Joe Anderson (The Divide, Across the Universe) as Asa, a former member of the Farrell clan looking to rejoin the family after a 10-year stint with the outside world.
Gillian Alexy (The Americans, Damages) is G'Winveer, a healer and a survivor, and Asa’s trusted confidante; Kyle Gallner (American Sniper, Veronica Mars) as Hasil, a young, intuitive soul who feels rejected by the group; Christina Jackson (Boardwalk Empire, Deception) as Sally-Ann, a beautiful girl from a mining town who is fascinated by the Farrells, and Hasil, in particular.
Francie Swift (Hostages, House of Cards) is Haylie, a clever and cunning all-American community relations manager representing the encroaching coal company; and Phyllis Somerville (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, The Big C) as Lady Ray, the regal yet tough leader of the Farrell clan.
