With his latest role, Jason Sudeikis is really showing off his versatility as an actor. On his hit series Ted Lasso, he plays a soccer coach who is a premiere motivator. Now, he has been cast in a new Foo Fighters video, in which he plays a swimming coach who is a premiere motivator.
Today, Foo Fighters shared a minute-long teaser clip for their upcoming visual for the Medicine At Midnight highlight “Love Dies Young,” which premieres in full tomorrow at 10 a.m. ET. In the clip, Sudeikis plays a coach of a swimming team, seemingly (since their faces aren’t show) consisting of the Foo Fighters band members. As they get ready to compete in the “Synchronized Swimming Championship,” as indicated by a sign on a wall.
TOMORROW.
The most important competition of your lives.
3pm GMT / 10am EST / 7am PST https://t.co/c92KHKx6Ag pic.twitter.com/vO6yTTVbwH— Foo Fighters (@foofighters) November 17, 2021
In the clip, Sudeikis, who wears an American flag jacket but speaks in a non-American accent, shares some inspirational words and lights a fire under his team with lines like, “I picked you up out of the water with my hands, from the scruffs of your necks, and I looked at you and said, ‘You will be a champion! Or not.'”
Check out the teaser clip above.
Medicine At Midnight is out now via Roswell/RCA. Get it here.
