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Amazon Prime Video’s hit action-thriller series The Terminal List is expanding its cast for its anticipated second season, and Martin Sensmeier has officially joined the ensemble. The actor, notable for his roles in Westworld and The Magnificent Seven, will join the adrenaline-fueled world of covert operations and high-stakes revenge that Season 1 sprung up. Sensmeier has been drafted to play the major recurring role of Sergeant Major Otaktay, a proud and venerable warrior who cannot stand any abuse of power.

Based on Jack Carr’s bestselling novel series, The Terminal List premiered in 2022 with Chris Prattin the lead role as James Reece, a Navy Seal who sets out on a mission of vengeance after his entire platoon is ambushed and decimated. On the backs of the massive success of Season 1, Prime Video announced a spin-off, The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, which is described as “an elevated espionage thriller that takes...

Rising star Shiraz Tzarfati has signed with Gersh.

Tzarfati is an emerging talent in the entertainment industry who is poised to break out in Prime Video’s The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, the anticipated spinoff of the popular series The Terminal List that hits the streaming service later this year.

Starring Taylor Kitsch, Tom Hopper, Chris Pratt and Dar Salim and co-created by The Terminal List author Jack Carr and series creator and Season 1 showrunner David Digilio, the prequel series Dark Wolf is set five years before the mothership series. The elevated espionage thriller takes viewers on Ben Edwards’ (Kitsch) journey from Navy Seal to CIA paramilitary operator, exploring the darker side of warfare and the human cost that comes with it.

Tzarfati is set to play Tal Varon, a fierce, rebellious team member who has given up her desk job to work in the field under her mentor Eliza...

Exclusive: Apple TV+’s Dark Matter has promoted Amanda Brugel (The Handmaid’s Tale) to series regular for Season 2 as Chris Diamantopoulos (Silicon Valley) joins the ensemble led by Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Connelly who also executive produce.

Based on the acclaimed book by Blake Crouch, Dark Matter follows Jason Dessen, (Edgerton) a physicist, professor, and family man who — one night while walking home on the streets of Chicago — is abducted into an alternate version of his life. Wonder quickly turns to nightmares when he tries to return to his reality amid the multiverse of lives he could have lived. In this labyrinth of mind-bending realities, he embarks on a harrowing journey to return to his true family and save them from the most terrifying, unbeatable foe imaginable: himself.

Alice Braga, Oakes Fegley, Dayo Okeniyi and Jimmi Simpson also star.

As Deadline reported in 2022, Brugel joined the cast in the recurring role of ‘Blaire,...

The Terminal List: Dark Wolf gets a new release update from Prime Video. Based on the books by author Jack Carr, The Terminal List premiered on Prime Video in 2022, following Chris Pratt's James Reece, a Navy Seal, as he works to uncover a government conspiracy following the murder of his team. The series was a major hit and season 2 is now on the way, but it was also confirmed that Taylor Kitsch's Ben Edwards would also be getting his very own prequel called The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, chronicling his journey from Seal to CIA operative.

Prime Video now shares a new post on X, formerly Twitter, confirming that The Terminal List: Dark Wolf will release on the streaming service in summer 2025. The announcement accompanies a looped video of Kitsch holding a gun as Edwards, repeating the phrase, "I was hoping I'd see you again." Check out the...

With box office receipts tallying over $13 billion worldwide, the always entertaining Chris Pratt is undeniably one of the silver screen's most influential and highest-grossing actors of all time, with the charismatic star having dominated Hollywood in hits like the Guardians of the Galaxy and Jurassic World trilogies, Onward, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and The Lego Movie franchise. In 2022, Pratt opted to go back to the world of television, where his stellar career first began, by starring in the pulse-pounding action thriller The Terminal List.

An adaptation of the Jack Carr novel, the gripping series features Pratt as a US Navy Seal who sets out on a mission for revenge after he uncovers a dangerous conspiracy that leads to his family being brutally murdered. The Terminal List is yet another streaming knockout from Prime Video, which has experienced extreme success adapting literary hits as they are also responsible for the popular shows Reacher,...

Prime Video‘s The Terminal List is adding another star to its upcoming season, with Gabriel Luna set to play the fan-favorite character Freddy Strain. Luna joins Chris Pratt, who plays Navy Seal James Reece, in the adaptation of Jack Carr’s novel. The sophomore season takes inspiration from Carr’s True Believer novel, the second in the James Reece book series.

Based on the best-selling novel by Jack Carr, The Terminal List follows James Reece (Chris Pratt) after his entire platoon of Navy SEALs is ambushed during a high-stakes covert mission. Reece returns home to his family with conflicting memories of the event and questions about his culpability. However, as new evidence comes to light, Reece discovers dark forces working against him, endangering his life and the lives of those he loves.

As I’d said, Luna will play Freddy Strain for The Terminal List Season 2. According to the character’s description,...

We finally have an update on the long-awaited second season of The Terminal List: Chris Pratt’s Navy Seal drama — which bowed July 1, 2022 on Prime Video, and was renewed in February of 2023 — has cast Gabriel Luna (The Last of Us) in a pivotal Season 2 role.

Luna will recur as Freddy Strain — a character who factored heavily into Jack Carr’s second James Reece novel, “True Believer.” A former Seal Team 6 Senior Chief and current officer with CIA’s Ground Branch, Freddy is described as “a man of two worlds – equal parts elite sniper and dedicated family man. His belief that...

Gabriel Luna has joined “The Terminal List” Season 2 in a recurring guest star role, Variety has learned.

Luna will appear in the series alongside returning star Chris Pratt, who will once again star as Navy Seal James Reece in the Amazon Prime Video military thriller drama. The first season, which debuted in 2022, was based on the Jack Carr novel of the same name. Season 2 is based on Carr’s novel “True Believer,” the second in the James Reece book series.

Luna will appear as Freddy Strain. The character is described as “Former Seal Team 6 Senior Chief and current officer with CIA’s Ground Branch, Freddy Strain is a man of two worlds – equal parts elite sniper and dedicated family man. His belief that James Reece survived the events of ‘The Terminal List’ S1 will pull the ‘Most Wanted Man on the Planet’ out of hiding and back into the fray.

What Do We Know About the upcoming spin-off series The Terminal List: Dark Wolf? More than you may think. The Prime Video series starring Taylor Kitsch was first announced back in 2023 and is finally starting production. From plot, casting news, and more, let’s dive in and look at what is coming up in the new addition to The Terminal List franchise.

What is Dark Wolf about?

The Terminal List became an instant hit for Prime Video when it debuted back in 2022. Following the murder of his wife and daughter after a covert mission gone wrong, Navy Seal Lieutenant Commander James Reece (Chris Pratt) set out for revenge against those who killed his family. Over the course of the first season, Reece exacts revenge with the help of his friend and former teammate Ben Edwards (Taylor Kitsch). By the end of the first season, Edwards admitted his involvement with the...

In a highly competitive situation, a series based on the life of notorious mobster Salvatore “Sammy the Bull” Gravano has landed at FX for development, Variety has learned exclusively from sources.

Terence Winter is attached to write the series with Antoine Fuqua onboard to direct, with both also set to executive produce. Nicholas Pileggi, Aaron Kaplan of Kapital Entertainment, Billy Malone, J.J. Sacha, and Scott Greenberg and Rick Yorn of Lbi Entertainment will also executive produce. FX Productions will produce along with Kapital Entertainment. Kevin Marco will oversee the project on behalf of Kapital.

FX declined to comment.

Gravano was previously a made member of the Gambino Family, one of the Five Families of the New York Mafia. He allegedly began his life of organized crime in the 1960s, becoming involved in crimes like racketeering, hijacking, and larceny as well as murder. He was later closely associated with eventual Gambino...

Amazon MGM Studios has hired veteran TV executive Stacy Fung as part of its drama series team, Variety has learned exclusively.

In her new senior executive role, Fung will be a part of the team led by Odetta Watkins, head of drama, ongoing series at Amazon MGM Studios. The team is responsible for managing new and returning Amazon series such as “Reacher,” “The Summer I Turned Pretty,” “The Terminal List,” “Cross,” and more. Watkins reports to Laura Lancaster, head of co-prod television and ongoing series.

Fung joins Amazon MGM Studios from MRC, where she has worked since 2020 in the TV division. At MRC, Fung was executive vice president and head of current. In that role, she oversaw Amazon shows like “The Terminal List” as well as the upcoming spinoff “The Terminal List: Dark Wolf.” Her purview also included series such as “The Great” at Hulu and both “Poker Face” and “Ted” at Peacock.

Tom Hopper and his wife Laura are enjoying their downtime.

The 39-year-old actor was spotted stepping out for a casual stroll with Laura on Wednesday (September 18) in the Soho neighborhood of London, England.

Tom is best known for playing Luther Hargreeves in the Netflix series The Umbrella Academy. The final season of the show debuted on the streamer last month!

This summer, Tom was also seen in the Prime Video movie Space Cadet and he will next be seen in the upcoming series The Terminal List: Dark Wolf. The new show is a prequel to Chris Pratt‘s 2022 series The Terminal List and he’ll reprise his role as James Reece alongside Tom, Taylor Kitsch, Luke Hemsworth, and more.

Browse through the gallery for more photos of Tom Hopper and his wife…...

Chris Pratt almost starred in a Field of Dreams TV show, but abruptly left the $15 million per episode project. The Peacock series was in development with Parks and Recreation creator Mike Schur before Pratt's departure. The show might have been a hit for Peacock if not for Pratt's exit.

Chris Pratt was reportedly almost the lead of a Field of Dreams TV show. The Field of Dreams movie, which premiered in 1989, was based on the 1982 W. P. Kinsella novel Shoeless Joe and followed Ray Kinsella (Kevin Costner), a farmer who builds a baseball diamond in a cornfield and begins playing with the ghosts of famous baseball players. The movie was a hit, grossing $84.4 million against a $15 million budget and eventually being nominated for three Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

A new report from Puck details the Field of Dreams Peacock series, which was once being developed by The Good...

Zero Dark Thirty, now on Hulu, follows the decade-long hunt for Osama bin Laden after 9/11, praised for its cast and direction. Chris Pratt's role in the film led to his involvement in optioning, producing, and starring in Amazon's The Terminal List. The Terminal List season 2 is in the works, following Jack Carr's source material closely and ensuring a promising future for the series.

Chris Pratt's celebrated 2012 war film Zero Dark Thirty is now streaming on Hulu. Pratt became one of the biggest celebrities in the world after he signed on for the lead role in Jurassic World, The Lego Movie, and Guardians of the Galaxy, which all came out within a span of 1.5 years. Before that, he had supporting roles in the now-classic films Her (2013) and Zero Dark Thirty (2012), and was a celebrated member of the Parks and Recreation cast. Zero Dark Thirty was directed by Kathryn Bigelow,...

Tom Hopper stars in the Prime Video prequel series The Terminal List: Dark Wolf as Raife Hastings, a major character in the Jack Carr books. Hopper praises the authenticity of The Terminal List after working with real veterans and Navy SEALs in the cast and producing team. In Space Cadet, also for Prime Video, Hopper shares laugh-out-loud moments at NASA with co-star Emma Roberts as romantic tensions rise.

We spoke to actor Tom Hopper at the Space Cadet junket to learn more about his hilarious new comedy about astronauts in training, where he plays a NASA program director in charge of prepping newbies played by Emma Roberts and other peppy performers. Hopper has also kept busy with a much more serious project, The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, a prequel series to Chris Pratt's hit show that will see the Guardians of the Galaxy star returning as well.

"There's such...

In exciting news for fans of The Terminal List, one of its stars, Chris Pratt, has been sharing intriguing details about the upcoming prequel series, The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, in an interview with Collider's Steve Weintraub for The Garfield Movie. The prequel, which sees Pratt returning as James Reece alongside Taylor Kitsch as Ben Edwards, is set five years before the events of the original series and looks set to explore deep into the backstories of the two main characters. Pratt, however, will be taking something of a back seat after the initial premiere episodes, noting that Kitsch will lead the story.

The Terminal List prequel series, The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, is rounding out the cast after the show’s season 2 renewal last year.

So far, there are 3 stars from season 1 who will be appearing in the new episodes. In addition, there have been a few new cast members added.

Keep reading to find out what we know about returning cast members…...

The Terminal List: Dark Wolf has officially started filming, with a new set image showing Chris Pratt back in character. The Terminal List was released on Prime Video in 2022 with a story that adapts the events of author Jack Carr's 2018 novel of the same name. Pratt stars in the series as Navy Seal James Reece, who seeks vengeance on those responsible after a mission goes wrong. Not only is Pratt reprising his role for The Terminal List season 2, he's also returning in a prequel series.

Prime Video has now confirmed that The Terminal List: Dark Wolf filming has started, sharing two images from the set. One shows Taylor Kitsch's return as Ben Edwards, while another shows Pratt laser-focused as Reece. Check out the images below:

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Prime Video has just announced the first day of filming for their upcoming thriller series The Terminal List: Dark Wolf. The streamer updated their Instagram profile with set photos of the first day of production, alongside a shot of stars Chris Pratt and Taylor Kitsch in costume for the prequel series. The cast also includes Luke Hemsworth and Tom Hopper. Pratt and Kitsch are reprising their roles as James Reece and Ben Edwards from The Terminal List, while Hopper is a new character known as Raife Hastings.

The Terminal List season 2 has been confirmed as well as a prequel spinoff, The Terminal List: Dark Wolf. Actor Jd Pardo, who plays FBI Agent Layun, discussed his absence in prequel, but hints at a possible return in future seasons of the main show. Season 2 will adapt Jack Carr's True Believer, and could introduce new characters following the deaths of key figures in season 1.

The Terminal List season 2 gets an exciting update from star Jd Pardo, who’s apparently absent from the prequel. The Prime Video series, based on Jack Carr’s novel, follows James Reece (Chris Pratt), a Navy Seal Commander targeting the people who murdered his entire platoon. Pardo portrays FBI agent Tony Layun, part of the Fugitive Task Force who spent much of season 1 tracking Reece. After impressive viewership, The Terminal List season 2 was confirmed in 2023, along with the prequel show The Terminal List: Dark Wolf,...

Quick Links The Terminal List: Dark Wolf Latest News The Terminal List: Dark Wolf Is Confirmed The Terminal List: Dark Wolf Cast The Terminal List: Dark Wolf Story Terminal List: Dark Wolf - Further News & Info The Terminal List prequel series is confirmed to be in the works and will focus on James Reece's former friend, Ben Edwards, who is part of the conspiracy at the center of the show. The Terminal List prequel has officially been titled The Terminal List: Dark Wolf and will also feature Chris Pratt reprising his role as James Reece. While details of the prequel's story have not been officially revealed, it is expected to delve into how Ben became involved with the conspiracy and why he turned on his friend, James Reece. The show will feature a protagonist audiences already know as a villain.

Following the success of The Terminal List season 1, fans...

The Terminal List isn't over yet, and we're getting a prequel series to the Prime Video thriller. 

Buckle up because this video series takes us way back -- okay, maybe not way back, but it does take us back a few years before the plot of The Terminal List. 

Here's everything we know about the upcoming prequel series The Terminal List: Dark Wolf. 

How did The Terminal List Season 1 end? 

The end of The Terminal List Season 1 offered a plot twist, a sad death, and left out some important information seen in Jack Carr's novel of the same name. 

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As it turns out, James Reece's best friend, Ben Edwards, is at the center of the conspiracy that Reece is determined to dismantle, and therefore, Edwards' name is added to Reece's list of people to be killed. 

Reece learns that Edwards was...

Dar Salim has joined the cast of The Terminal List: Dark Wolf. The show is a prequel to Prime Video's The Terminal List following Ben Edwards (Taylor Kitsch). Chris Pratt will also reprise his Terminal List role as James Reece.

The Terminal List: Dark Wolf has cast another important role. The upcoming show is a prequel to the Chris Pratt-led The Terminal List, a Prime Video show that follows Navy Seal Lieutenant Commander James Reece, who returns home only to find himself embroiled in a dangerous conspiracy. Dark Wolf will star Taylor Kitsch reprising his role as Reece's ex-teammate Ben Edwards. The cast also includes Jared Shaw, Tom Hopper, and Luke Hemsworth alongside Pratt reprising his role as Reece.

Per Variety, the Terminal List: Dark Wolf show has added a new cast member to its ranks. Dar Salim has been added to the show as a recurring guest star.

Four new guest stars will make their way to The Chi.

Kadeem Hardison (Teenage Bounty Hunters, A Different World), Leon (Swarm, The Temptations), Brett Gray (On My Block, I’m A Virgo) and Daniel J. Watts (The Last O.G.) are set to recur in the second half of Season 6, premiering Friday, May 10 on Showtime, Deadline reports.

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“The Terminal List” prequel series at Amazon Prime Video has cast Dar Salim in a key recurring guest star role, Variety has learned.

Salim has joined “The Terminal List: Dark Wolf” in the role of Mohammed “Mo” Farooq. He joins previously announced series lead Taylor Kitsch as well as cast members Chris Pratt, Jared Shaw, Tom Hopper, and Luke Hemsworth. Kitsch, Pratt, and Shaw will all be reprising the roles they played in “The Terminal List,” while Hopper will be playing Raife Hastings and Hemsworth will be playing Jules Landry.

Farooq is described as “An Iraqi Special Operations Forces (Isof) officer, formerly trained in the CIA Scorpions program. Mo was raised in a world of dictatorship and war. His mission is to strengthen his country and defend it against enemies without and within.”

Salim most recently starred opposite Jake Gyllenhaal in the Guy Ritchie film “The Covenant,” which was released by Amazon and MGM Studios.

Kevin Williamson is in his Universal TV bag.

The esteemed writer and producer of such juggernauts as Scream and The CW’s Vampire Diaries is developing several projects as part of his overall deal with the studio. Among them is a reimagining of the Alfred Hitchcock film Rear Window which, according to Deadline, has set up shop at Peacock and will see him pen the script.

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Luke Hemsworth has joined the cast of the thriller series “The Terminal List: Dark Wolf” as a recurring guest start, Amazon Prime Video has announced.

The series, which serves as a prequel to “The Terminal List,” will feature Hemsworth as Jules Landry, “a self-obsessed CIA contractor who hides a dangerously volatile personality beneath his muscled veneer,” per the official character description.

The series is co-created by thriller author and former Navy Seal Jack Carr, who penned the source material, and David Digilio, who is the creator and showrunner of “The Terminal List.” Taylor Kitsch stars in the prequel series as special operator Ben Edwards, reprising his role from the original show.

Taking place five years before the original show, “Dark Wolf” is described as “an elevated espionage thriller that takes viewers on Edwards’s journey from Navy Seal to CIA paramilitary operator, exploring the darker side of warfare and the...

Luke Hemsworth has become the latest big name to join the cast of Prime Video's big-budget prequel thriller series, The Terminal List: Dark Wolf. He joins the cast which already includes Taylor Kitsch, Tom Hopper and Chris Pratt. Hemsworth is set to play the role of Jules Landry, a narcissistic CIA contractor whose outwardly muscular appearance masks a deeply unstable and dangerous temperament. Deadline were first to report the news.

Exclusive: Luke Hemsworth (Westworld) has joined the cast of the Prime Video sequel series The Terminal List: Dark Wolf in a recurring role. He joins the previously announced cast: Taylor Kitsch, Tom Hopper and Chris Pratt.

Hemsworth will portray Jules Landry, a self-obsessed CIA contractor who hides a dangerously volatile personality beneath his muscled veneer.

Co-created by The Terminal List author Jack Carr and Season 1 creator-showrunner David Digilio, the prequel, set five years before the mothership series, is an elevated espionage thriller that takes viewers on Ben Edwards’ journey from Navy Seal to CIA paramilitary operator, exploring the darker side of warfare and the human cost that comes with it. The series focuses on enigmatic Special Operator Ben Edwards, portrayed by Kitsch.

In addition to starring in the series, Kitsch executive produces alongside Pratt through Indivisible Productions, Antoine Fuqua and Kat Samick, through Hill District Media, author Jack Carr, showrunner David Digilio,...

The Terminal List's twist ending with Ben Edwards was handled differently from the book, making the character more sympathetic and morally complex. Taylor Kitsch's portrayal of Edwards in the TV show was likable and intriguing, leading to the spinoff series Dark Wolf exploring his backstory. Dark Wolf can expand on the Capstone conspiracy and add depth to the fictional world of The Terminal List by exploring Edwards' motivations and role in the conspiracy.

The Terminal List's big villain change means that its prequel show, The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, can now be a much stronger, more exciting project. The Terminal List was a huge hit when the series was released in July 2022. Starring Chris Pratt as the Navy Seal James Reece, the show told the dark story of Reece attempting to unearth a conspiracy that led to the death of his colleagues on a dangerous mission and...

Chris Pratt reveals his new mustache in a Pringles commercial for the upcoming Super Bowl. Pringles likely paid a hefty sum for their Super Bowl commercial spot, with prices for a 30-second ad reaching up to $7 million. Chris Pratt has several projects in the pipeline, including the animated movie Garfield, Netflix's The Electric State, and the prequel series The Terminal List: Dark Wolf.

Guardians of the Galaxy and Jurassic World star Chris Pratt dons a glorious mustache and becomes Mr. P in the new Pringles Super Bowl ad. Essentially telling the tale of the ad itself, the footage finds Pratt shopping at his local convenience store, where he decides to indulge in a tube of Pringles. Told by the clerk that, with his new ‘stache, he resembles the Pringles mascot, Pratt soon finds himself journeying across the Great Plains as Mr. P.

You can check out the new Pringles ad below.

Variety reports that The Umbrella Academy star Tom Hopper is set to star in The Terminal List prequel series.

Tom Hopper will play Raife Hastings in Terminal List: Dark Wolf, who is described as “a hunter, protector, guardian and Navy Seal.” Hooper will star in the series alongside Chris Pratt as James Reece, Taylor Kitsch as Ben Edwards, and Jared Shaw as Ernest “Boozer” Vickers. Set five years prior to the events of the first series, Dark Wolf focuses on Kitsch’s character as he moves from life as a Navy Seal to a CIA paramilitary operator. Jack Carr, author of the book series on which The Terminal List is based, co-created Dark Wolf alongside David Digillio, who developed the original series.

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In addition to The Umbrella Academy, Tom Hopper is also known for TV shows such as Merlin,...

The Terminal List: Dark Wolf is a prequel to the hit action show The Terminal List and will feature Chris Pratt reprising his role as James Reece. Tom Hopper from The Umbrella Academy has joined the cast as a series regular in the role of book character Raife Hastings. Raife may also appear in The Terminal List season 2.

The Terminal List: Dark Wolf has added a new star to its cast. The upcoming Prime Video show will be a prequel to their hit action show The Terminal List, which is based on the 2018 Jack Carr book series of the same name and stars Chris Pratt as Navy Seal Lieutenant Commander James Reece, who finds himself in the middle of a tangled web of memories and conspiracies when he returns home. Dark Wolf, which will feature Pratt reprising his role, follows Reece's ex-teammate Ben Edwards (Taylor Kitsch) five years before the events of the show.

The Terminal List’s prickly web of conspiracy is expanding.

Prime Video has tapped Umbrella Academy’s Tom Hopper to star opposite Taylor Kitsch and Chris Pratt in the prequel series The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, TVLine has learned. Hopper will play Raife Hasting, a “hunter, protector, guardian and Navy Seal” per the character description.

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While The Terminal List premiered in 2022 to a mixed bag of reviews, many fans fell instantly in love with the Chris Pratt-driven series. This action-packed political thriller showed us that Pratt had some serious acting chops beyond his often comedic roles. Unsurprisingly, the show was quickly renewed for a second season, but that wasn't all. In addition to bringing The Terminal List back for more, the prequel series has been greenlit starring both Pratt and Taylor Kitsch, who played Ben Edwards in the first season. Titled The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, the prequel begins production this year, much to our delight. But is Dark Wolf based on a book like the original series? Well, no, but that shouldn't be a concern.

In a deal made last week, Amazon MGM Studios has landed Mercy, a package with Chris Pratt attached to star, according to an insider with knowledge. Timur Bekmambetov (“Wanted”) will direct the sci-fi thriller from a script penned by Marco van Belle (“Arthur & Merlin”).

This project comes to Amazon MGM Studios from Academy Award-nominated and Golden Globe Award-winning producer Charles Roven (“American Hustle”), who received a second Academy Award nomination for Best Picture most recently on “Oppenheimer.” Roven will produce Mercy with Atlas Entertainment SVP Robert Amidon as part of the producing team alongside Bekmambetov’s Bezelevs and film producer Majd Nassif.

The film is targeting a spring start-of-production. Set in the near future when capital crime has increased, “Mercy” follows a detective (Pratt) who is accused of a violent crime and forced to prove his innocence.

Amazon MGM Studios will release Mercy in theaters worldwide.

The film is the...

Exclusive: Amazon MGM Studios has just landed a big sci-fi film package it is setting a global theatrical release for in Mercy, starring Chris Pratt, directed by Timur Bekmambetov and produced by Oscar-nominated producer Charles Roven. I understand the deal closed in the past week with a spring start of production planned.

The project puts Pratt back in business with Amazon, which acquired his Skydance movie The Tomorrow War from Paramount and turned into a big Prime Video hit during the pandemic. He also has the series The Terminal List on Prime. The movie also reps a reunion for Pratt and Bekmambetov, who both worked on the latter’s 2008 Hollywood directorial debut Wanted, a $342 million-grossing, Oscar-nominated blockbuster based on Mark Millar’s comic book.

Written by Marco van Belle (Arthur & Merlin), Mercy is set in the near future when capital crime has increased. The pic follows a detective (Pratt) who...

The Terminal List: Dark Wolf is a prequel to the popular series and will focus on the backstory of the character Ben Edwards, played by Taylor Kitsch. This prequel will give Kitsch the leading role he has deserved since Friday Night Lights and allow him to showcase his talent in a more complex and morally ambiguous character. The inclusion of Chris Pratt in The Terminal List: Dark Wolf ensures that the new show will maintain the same tone and feel as the original series.

While The Terminal List's prequel show won’t arrive for a while, the series can provide one star with a long-awaited leading role. Jack Carr’s The Terminal List book series provided the source material for Prime Video’s adaptation. Starring Chris Pratt as Navy Seal James Reece, The Terminal List season 1 told the story of Reece’s attempts to unearth a conspiracy after a...

The Terminal List prequel series has a title. Prime Video has revealed that the upcoming series will be titled The Terminal List: Dark Wolf. Both the original and the prequel series are inspired by the novels by James Carr.

The prequel series will focus on the early days of Taylor Kitsch’s Ben Edwards, but viewers will also see Chris Pratt and Jared Shaw return as James Reece and Ernest "Boozer" Vickers, respectively.

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Chris Pratt's Prime Video hit The Terminal List is expanding with a prequel series titled The Terminal List: Dark Wolf. The prequel series will feature Pratt's James Reece and Taylor Kitsch's Ben Edwards, with production starting soon. Fans had a positive response to the prequel series announcement, praising Prime Video for delivering old-school masculine action.

Chris Pratt’s testosterone-fueled Prime Video hit The Terminal List is expanding its universe, but not in the way may people expected. While it seemed certain that the next time Pratt’s James Reece would hit screens would be in the second season of the show, which was announced over a year ago soon after the series became a monster hit, instead, it looks like Pratt’s return will first be in the prequel series that was also teased at the time.

The new series will go under the title of The Terminal List: Dark Wolf,...

The writer and actor strikes put a delay on many productions, and one of the projects waiting in the wings is the follow-up season to Prime Video’s The Terminal List. The show that stars Chris Pratt and Taylor Kitsch became a big hit for Amazon and executive producer Antoine Fuqua, who also directed the pilot, showed his excitement to return last year while promoting The Equalizer 3. “We’ve been scouting and we’re ready to go,” said Fuqua. “I love that franchise and that series.”

It’s time to gear up as Deadline reports on Amazon’s announcement for season 2’s title, The Terminal List: Dark Wolf. The official social media account posted a teaser image with the new title. The post featured the caption, “From the Producers of #TheTerminalList and Nyt Bestselling author @JackCarrUSA-introducing The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, a prequel series featuring Ben Edwards and James Reece.

Prime Video’s untitled The Terminal List prequel/Ben Edwards origin series, headlined and executive produced by Taylor Kitsch, is untitled no more.

The streamer announced on social media that the drama, which also will feature The Terminal List star/executive producer Chris Pratt reprising his character James Reece, will be named The Terminal List: Dark Wolf. Production will begin early this year.

Co-created by The Terminal List author Jack Carr and Season 1 creator-showrunner David Digilio, the prequel, greenlighted last February, is an elevated espionage thriller that takes viewers on Edwards’ journey from Navy Seal to CIA paramilitary operator, exploring the darker side of warfare and the human cost that comes with it.

As Deadline reported, in addition to James Reece (Pratt), other characters who will be featured in the offshoot opposite Kitsch’s Ben include Raife Hastings, Mohammed Farooq as well as Ernest “Boozer” Vickers, played in Season 1 by...