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'He knows how far I came to find him': Leonardo DiCaprio seeks vengeance from Tom Hardy after being left for dead in epic trailer for The Revenant

Published: 12:01 EST, 29 September 2015 | Updated: 19:49 EST, 29 September 2015

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Revenge is a dish best served cold.

So the icy mountains of Wyoming are the perfect setting for Leonardo DiCaprio's next tale of vengeance.

The 40-year-old actor could be seen portraying real-life frontiersman, Hugh Glass, in the highly-anticipated trailer for The Revenant released on Tuesday.

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Vengeance: Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy could be seen battling it out in the trailer for The Revenant released on Tuesday

Leo is not the only A-list talent featured in the clip as he is pitted against Tom Hardy's character John Fitzgerald, who left him for dead after a legendary bear attack.

The pair begin the two-minute clip as cohorts in a fur-trading enterprise but seemingly have a tense relationship as John gets confrontational with Hugh and his son.

Everything changes as a bear attacks the group and mainly ravages Hugh, who is left bloody and beaten. He is next shown strapped to a gurney as his son takes care of him.

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Mountain man: The 40-year-old actor portrays real-life frontiersman Hugh Glass

Baddie: Tom, 38, portrays John Fitzgerald who has a contentious relationship with Hugh

John tells the group: 'the proper thing to do is to finish him off quick.' But another member of the enterprise tells him that Hugh will be taken care of for as long as necessary.

Though John agreed to that vow it seems that he was about to take it upon himself to take Hugh out of his misery, when he is stopped by his son.

The two struggle for control which ends with John stabbing the young man and killing him. Hugh watches while strapped down and foams at the mouth from anger.

Behind you: Everything changes for the enterprise when Hugh is attacked by a bear

Fighting back: Despite his best efforts, Hugh was mauled by the large furry animal

Bloodied but not beaten: Hugh looked battered after the attack

John then buries Hugh in a shallow grave and when asked what happened he explained: 'We did what we had to do. he was buried right.'

Seemingly on will alone, Hugh climbs out of the burial area and crawls toward his son. After shedding a few tears, he definitely seemed to be a man on a mission.

Hugh said: 'All I had was my boy and he took it from me, you understand? He's afraid. He knows how far I came to find him.'

'My boy': A flashback image of he cuddled up with his young son could be seen across the screen after the vicious attack

Sweet son: His young child could be seen caring for him after the attack

Declarative: Regarding Hugh, John said: 'the proper thing to do is to finish him off quick'

Disagreement: Another one of the members of the group said they will take care of Hugh for as long as they can

Traumatising: Hugh sees John kill his son before his very eyes and foams at the mouth out of anger

What follows is heavy-breathing set to an epic drum-heavy soundtrack as Hugh begins the manhunt and encounters a series of challenges.

The showdown between the two finally happens as Hugh says: 'I ain't afraid to die anymore, I done it already.'

This is the first film Leo has starred in a film since 2013 Martin Scorsese flick The Wolf Of Wall Street.

In addition to the Titanic star and Tom, the cast of the flick features an almost all-male cast including: Domhnall Gleeson, Will Poulter, Paul Anderson, Brendan Fletcher, Brad Carter and Robert Moloney.

Left for dead: Hugh is buried but manages to will himself by crawling out of the shallow grave

Goodbye: The frontiersman looks distraught after seeing his son's lifeless body

Revenge: Hugh declares: 'All I had was my boy and he took it from me, you understand? He's afraid. He knows how far I came to find him'

The adventure flick also has an established filmmaker behind the camera as Alejandro González Iñárritu helms the film fresh off his successful award season run with Birdman: Or (The Unexpected Virtue Of Ignorance).

The flick took home three Oscars including Best Achievement in Directing for Alejandro, Best Writing: Original Screenplay and the biggest award of the night Best Motion Picture of the Year.

The Revenant will have a limited release on Christmas day with a wide release on January 8. It will be followed by a release in the UK on January 15.

Highly-anticipated: The Revenant will have a limited release on Christmas day with a wide release on January 8. It will be followed by a release in the UK on January 15