Max Original Drama, Duster, premieres 16 May

From J.J. Abrams and Showrunner Latoya Morgan, Duster is an eight-part crime drama starring Josh Holloway (LOST), Rachel Hilson (Love, Victor) and Keith David coming exclusively to Max on 16 May.

Produced in association with Warner Bros. Television, Duster will debut new episodes weekly from 16 May through to the finale on 4 July.

Duster is set in the 1970s and follows the life of a getaway driver working for a criminal empire whose path crossed with “a tenacious young agent” who comes to town to tear these gangsters apart.

Duster

The trailer shows off the sexy, cool swagger of Duster and features Holloway at his charming, devilishly handsome best. Keith David’s screen presence and threat loom large over the trailer punctuated by gun and fist fights, car chases and lots of sexuality.

Duster looks to be a high-octane thrill ride and is sure to pack a punch when it debuts on Max on 16 May 2025.

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