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Warfare is a war survival thriller drama film co-written and co-directed by Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland. Based on Mendoza’s experiences of the Iraq War, the 2025 film follows a platoon of American Navy SEALs after a surveillance mission goes wrong, leaving them to fight against insurgent attacks to survive. Warfare stars D’Pharaoh Woon-a-Tai, Will Poulter, Cosmo Jarvis, Kit Connor, Finn Bennett, Joseph Quinn, Charles Melton, Noah Centineo, and Michael Gandolfini. So, if you loved the intense war drama, eye-opening brutality, and compelling characters in Warfare, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Civil War is a dystopian action thriller film written and directed by Alex Garland. The 2024 film is set in a dystopian United States during a Civil War, and it revolves around a group...

If you've missed seeing Chris Pratt in uniform, you'll be happy to know that his Prime Video series, The Terminal List season 2, finally has a positive filming update and the one we've been eagerly waiting for! The series was renewed all the way back in February 2023, and it's been a long wait.

The Terminal List season 2 has officially started filming! The streamer shared the exciting news on social media with a picture of Pratt in character as Lieutenant CommanderJames Reece holding a gun, and the clapperboard in front of him. All I can say is, yes sir! Check out the image below:

Season 2 of The Terminal List is now in production. pic.twitter.com/nyyz40hU06

— Prime Video (@PrimeVideo) May 2, 2025

You can see that it not only reads season 2, but it also says "True Believer" on it. This is because the show is based on the book series by author Jack Carr.

"Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose." Friday Night Lights' motto never gets old, especially as a new generation gets introduced to a reimagining of the hit series. In December, Peacock ordered a Friday Night Lights reboot, and although it is still uncertain if any of the Og cast members will return, Connie Britton did share a word of advice for the new cast. The actress, who played Tami Taylor in both the film adaptation and the 2008 series, recently told Colliderthat she might have no clue about the upcoming Peacock production, but her greatest hope is that whoever is a part of it might have just as much of a special experience as she did with the Og ensemble.

"I don't know anything about the new show, but what was great about our show is that there's something about creating from the ground up that is just so exciting. You feel...

Two modern-day titans of Westerns, Taylor Sheridan and Peter Berg (American Primeval), met 10 years ago when Sheridan sent Berg a script that would become Hell or High Water.

Berg’s initial reaction? “How are you going to film a cow sweating?” But a few pages later, the Friday Nights Lights director was hooked by what he calls “one of the best and most well-earned” action sequences he’d ever read. “This guy’s the real deal,” he remembers thinking.

He called Sheridan in for a meeting — Sheridan’s first with a filmmaker — and “We just hit it off,” recalls Sheridan. The two would produce Wind River the following year, and a deep, respectful friendship and mutual admiration was born.

Here, in a freewheeling conversation, the two swap stories about reinventing Westerns, the “religious” experience of writing, why Taylor Kitsch and Sam Elliott are their favorite actors — and the most important member of the crew.

The Terminal List, Chris Pratt's TV series with a 94% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, has gotten an exciting update in a brand new behind-the-scenes image. The Prime Video original series follows Pratt as Lieutenant Commander James Reece, a US Navy Seal who, after losing his platoon in a mission, returns home, only for his family to be killed as well. The show follows his quest for revenge as Reece unravels a massive conspiracy. In 2023, The Terminal List season 2 was confirmed, with the show set to continue the main character's storyline.

Now, Prime Video has released a behind-the-scenes image of Pratt on the set of The Terminal List, confirming season 2 has started filming. Pratt can be seen portraying Reece, donned in his signature baseball cap while holding a rifle. Not much has been revealed from the image, but it seems the protagonist is going to find some form of danger...

Chris Pratt is now considered one of Hollywood's biggest movie stars, but the actor started his career as a TV actor. Going from comedies to major franchises, Pratt returned to television as a leading man in 2022 with Prime Video's The Terminal List, the first show he had done since Parks and Recreation ended its run in 2015.

The series premiered on July 1, 2022, on Prime Video, and topped the charts for several weeks after its premiere. Its popularity led to Amazon renewing The Terminal List for Season 2 in February 2023. After a long break without any updates, Prime Video officially confirmedThe Terminal List Season 2 is now in production.

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The studio officially announced the production start for the follow-up season with a photo from the set, captioned, "Season 2 of The Terminal List is now in production." The photo showed Pratt back in character...

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Havoc is an action crime thriller film written and directed by Gareth Evans. The Netflix film follows Walker, a corrupt Homicide Detective who is hired by a powerful politician to rescue his estranged son, who’s being hunted by a ruthless crime syndicate and corrupt cops. Havoc stars Tom Hardy, Jessie Mei Li, Justin Cornwell, Quelin Sepulveda, Luis Guzman, Yeo Yann Yann, Timothy Olyphant, and Forest Whitaker. So, if you loved the brutal action, thrilling story, and compelling characters in Havoc, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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The Night Comes for Us is an Indonesian action thriller film written and directed by Timo Tjahjanto. The 2018 film follows Ito, a former crime enforcer on a deadly mission to rescue a young girl from a ruthless crime syndicate.

Exclusive: Kai Parham (Colin in Black and White) and Michael Ealy have joined the cast of Prime Video’s The Greatest, a limited series about the life of Muhammad Ali (Jaalen Best), from executive producer Michael B. Jordan and executive producer/showrunner Ben Watkins.

The series will feature the defining moments in Ali’s life and career — both in and out of the ring — that have been well documented and moments that took place outside the spotlight. The world remembers an icon, but The Greatest is about a man, a husband, a father, a brother, and a son.

In a series regular role, Parham will play Rudy Clay, Ali’s younger brother. In a recurring role, Ealy will (finally) play Malcolm X.

Throughout his career, Ealy’s name has been mentioned repeatedly as the actor fans would most like to see portray Malcolm X.

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The Amateur is a vigilante action spy thriller film directed by James Hawes from a screenplay co-written by Ken Nolan and Gary Spinelli. Based on the 1981 novel of the same name by Robert Littell, the 2025 film follows Charlie Heller, a brilliant CIA cryptographer whose wife was killed during a terrorist attack in London. After discovering that, he blackmails his superiors into giving him training to kill the people who killed his wife and use his expertise in doing so. The Amateur stars Rami Malek, Rachel Brosnahan, Caitriona Balfe, Michael Stuhlbarg, and Laurence Fishburne. So, if you loved the thrilling drama, intense revenge story, and compelling characters in The Amateur, here are some similar movies you should check out next.

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Law Abiding Citizen is a vigilante action thriller film...

Chris Pratt is back in action — and if his words are anything to go by, The Terminal List Season 2 is going to be next-level. Speaking to Collider’s Steve Weintraub at CinemaCon while promoting his upcoming sci-fi thriller Mercy, Pratt offered a major update on Amazon’s hit action series, and his excitement about the upcoming season couldn't be more evident.

The first season of the show was a massive hit for Prime Video, racking up massive viewership numbers as the way it approached both government corruption but also Ptsd seemed to really strike a chord with audiences. Now, according to Pratt, the Terminal List universe is gearing up the next stage. “I just got back from Africa. We've already started filming. It's going to be un-fucking-real, dude. I'm telling you,” Pratt said. “The footage we've gotten already, we've set the bar so high for ourselves. We're taking it out of the darkness of,...

Imagine if an advanced AI program put you on trial for murder…and you had 90 minutes prove your innocence or die.

That’s the premise of “Mercy,” which got an extended trailer during Amazon MGM’s presentation. Chris Pratt came onstage to show the chair he sits in for the duration of the film, in which he plays an LAPD detective who helped create the Mercy program, and is now facing its judgement for the murder of his wife.

Mercy, which is played by Rebecca Ferguson, gives the detective full access to its surveillance, forensics, and criminal investigation systems. He has 90 minutes to comb the system and find his wife’s killer and prove his innocence. If he doesn’t get Mercy’s “guilt threshold” below 92% with enough evidence, he will be immediately executed.

Timur Bekmambetov (“Wanted”) directed the sci-fi thriller from a script penned by Marco van Belle (“Arthur...

Exclusive: Peter Berg’s Film 44 has renewed it creative partnership with Netflix to produce and direct live-action films and series. The news follows the success of Berg’s No. 1 limited series American Primeval, which spent four weeks on the Netflix Global Top 10 TV (English) and racked up 35.1 million views following its January debut.

Film 44’s Painkiller, the last limited series for Netflix directed by Berg, spent five weeks on the streamer’s Global Top 10 TV List (English) in 2023, accumulating 29.1M views.

The next project under the partnership is the feature adaptation of Buzz Bissinger’s New York Times bestseller The Mosquito Bowl: A Game of Life and Death in World War II. Berg, who co-wrote the script with Mark L. Smith, will direct and is producing alongside Brian Grazer at Imagine and Alex Gayner. The story is set after the attack on Pearl Harbor when four of America...

It's wild to think that Ryan Reynolds' red and black one-mutant-army, who is totally aware he's being watched, has gone on to become one of the most successful comic book movie franchises in history. Somehow, Deadpool, aka Wade Wilson, clawed his way out of a hole in 2006 to do it almost 20 years later, just to the tune of *Nsync.

The hero who can't die (and can't sit in a car silently) has created a legacy built on poorly handled franchises and mocking the genre that he thrives on. It's this wild perspective that's enough to make us hopeful for the future wherever he ends up in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, whether that be popping up in the "Secret Wars" or annoying the hell out of Tom Holland's Spider-Man, just the way comic book fans had always hoped.

But now, with five films under his belt, which of the "Deadpool...

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The O.C. is a teen family drama series created by Josh Schwartz. The Fox series follows Ryan Atwood, a troubled but intelligent teen boy, as the wealthy and empathetic Cohen family adopts him. Ryan soon finds himself in the complex and wealthy world of Orange County, where he makes lifelong friends and some enemies. The O.C. stars Peter Gallagher, Kelly Rowan, Ben McKenzie, Mischa Barton, Adam Brody, Chris Carmack, Tate Donovan, Melinda Clarke, Rachel Bilson, Alan Dale, Willa Holland, and Autumn Reeser. So, if you loved the entertaining story, interesting characters, and lots of teen drama in The O.C., here are some similar shows you check out next.

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Gossip Girl is a teen drama series created by Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage. Based on the young adult novel series of the same name by Cecily von Ziegesar,...

Oliver Stone's action thriller movie Savages will soon hit Peacock. Starring Blake Lively as part of its ensemble cast, the film debuted to mixed reviews in July 2012.

Savages will arrive on Peacock on April 1. Based on Don Winslow's 2010 novel of the same name and directed by Stone from a screenplay he wrote, the movie follows Lively's Ophelia "O" Sage, Aaron Taylor-Johnson's Ben Leonard, and Taylor Kitsch's John "Chon" McAllister Jr., an ex-Navy Seal. Johnson and Kitsch's characters are best friends and marijuana growers who confront the Mexican drug cartel after Ophelia's kidnapping. Savages also stars Benicio del Toro as Miguel "Lado" Arroyo, Salma Hayek as Elena "La Reina" Sánchez, John Travolta as DEA Agent Dennis Cain, and Mía Maestro as Dolores Arroyo.

Hunger Games franchise star Jennifer Lawrence initially signed on to portray Ophelia but dropped out before filming due to scheduling conflicts. Amber Heard,...

Take a look at the ‘Old West’, live-action episodic TV miniseries, “American Primeval”, directed by Pete Berg, starring Taylor Kitsch, Betty Gilpin, Dane DeHaan, Saura Lightfoot-Leon, Derek Hinkey, Joe Tippett, Jai Courtney, Preston Mota, Shawnee Pourier and Shea Whigham, now streaming on Netflix:

“…in 1857 America, up is down and pain is everywhere, as innocence and tranquility are losing the battle to hatred and fear.

“Peace is the shrinking minority, and very few possess grace.

“Even fewer know compassion.

“There is no safe haven in these brutal lands, and only one goal matters: survival…”

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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...

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The Day of the Jackal is a British spy action thriller series created by Ronan Bennett. Based on the 1971 novel of the same name by Frederick Forsyth, the Peacock series revolves around the cat-and-mouse chase between a ruthless British assassin known as the Jackal and the relentless intelligence officer tasked with catching him. The Day of the Jackal stars Eddie Redmayne and Lashana Lynch in the lead roles, with Úrsula Corberó, Chukwudi Iwuji, Khalid Abdalla, and Lia Williams starring in supporting roles. So, if you loved the thrilling cat-and-mouse chase, nail-biting drama, and compelling characters in The Day of the Jackal, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Condor is a spy thriller drama series created by Todd Katzberg, Jason Smilovic, and Ken Robinson. Based on the 1974 novel Six Days of the...

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,...

A star-studded firefighting biopic that will celebrate its 10th anniversary in two years is climbing streaming charts after grossing only $26 million at the box office. Only the Brave, which stars Josh Brolin and Miles Teller, recently left Starz and began streaming on Paramount+, and the film has found success on the platform, sitting at #6 at the time of writing. Only the Brave tells the story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots, a group of elite firefighters who sacrifice everything to protect their town from a historic wildfire. In addition to Brolin and Teller, Only the Brave also stars Jeff Bridges, Jennifer Connelly, and Taylor Kitsch, and the film earned scores of 87% from critics and 91% from general audiences on the aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes.

Television dramas have been an important part of the average American's media diet for the last few decades, with people gathering around the television to catch the latest episode of their favorite shows every week. Television dramas exploded in the late-1990s when prestige television networks like HBO started producing high-quality programming to compete with feature films.

The crowning jewel of HBO's initial line-up, which included excellent series like Oz and Sex and the City, was undoubtedly The Sopranos, which is still considered the greatest television drama of all time. The few series that come close to the quality of The Sopranos are the ones that push the boundaries of serialized television, and brought audiences nuanced and complicated stories.

The West Wing Made Drama Out of Modern Politics 1999-2006

The roller coaster of modern political infighting has elevated cable news channels to some of the most watched media in America,...

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...

It’s been over two years since the prequel series to the Chris Pratt-led thriller The Terminal Listwas announced, and today, fans will be delighted to know that it finally has a release window.The Terminal List: Dark Wolf is set to debut this summer, as seen on Prime Video’s official X (formerly Twitter) page. The new series will see Taylor Kitsch in the lead, returning as Ben Edwards, a former Navy Seal and James Reece's (Pratt) friend and former teammate.

Joseph Kosinski has been building an impressive filmography over the last 15 years as a director. After working on videos, Kosinski would direct his first feature film in 2010, with the sequel Tron: Legacy. Though it received mixed reviews, the film's iconic soundtrack and distinctive visual layout would renew interest in the Tron franchise nearly 30 years after the Jeff Bridges original. This year, the series will continue with Tron: Ares, but Kosinski will not be directing.

The director came into prominence when he helmed Top Gun: Maverick in 2022. Continuing a career trend starting with his feature film debut, the movie was a long-awaited sequel to an '80s movie. And it was a huge success. Top Gun: Maverick received rave reviews, and grossed just under $1.5 billion, becoming the second-highest grossing movie of 2022 (losing only to James Cameron's Avatar: The Way of Water). The film also received multiple Oscar nominations, winning Best Sound.

A star of Friday Night Lights addresses their potential return in the reboot series, and reveals that they almost turned the original show down. Inspired by the 1990 novel and 2004 movie adaptation of the same name, the Friday Night Lights TV series was developed by Peter Berg, and debuted on NBC in October 2006. The show was a success, running five seasons and 76 episodes, and Friday Night Lights boasted an all-star cast, including Kyle Chandler, Michael B. Jordan, and Taylor Kitsch. But another star has opened up on their views on the upcoming remake.

Per Parade, Connie Britton, who starred as Tami Taylor, high school faculty member and wife of coach Eric Taylor, in both the show and the original movie, said the new series isn't really on her radar. She also mentioned how she almost turned down her role in the show due to her part in the movie being so small.

Peacock's Friday Night Lights reboot just lost a major key ingredient. Connie Britton, who appeared in both the movie and series inspired by the eponymous 1990 novel by H. G. Bissinger, has just ruled out making an appearance in the upcoming series reboot.

While speaking with Parade, Britton revealed that the Friday Night Lights reboot was "barely on her radar," although she expressed hope that the new cast will find a "sense of discovery there in terms of what they’re committing to and trying to accomplish." The actor played a similar role in both Friday Night Lights projects, appearing as the wife of a high school football coach opposite Billy Bob Thornton in the 2004 movie and Kyle Chandler in the 2006 series.

Connie Britton Almost Didn't Return for the TV Series

Britton also shared with Parade that she almost didn't return for the television adaptation of Friday Night Lights due to...

Connie Britton is not expected to be part of Peacock’s reboot of Friday Night Lights.

Deadline reported in December that the streamer had landed the reboot of the football series, in which Britton played Tami Taylor for the TV adaptation of the H.G. Bissinger 1990 novel.

In a new interview with Parade, Britton said the reboot is “barely on her radar,” but she shared her hopes for the new cast to find a “sense of discovery there in terms of what they’re committing to and trying to accomplish.”

Reflecting on her time on the drama series, Britton said she almost didn’t take on the role after having a small part in the 2004 movie directed by Peter Berg.

“In the film, there was very little for me to do and even less so by the time it came out — whatever I had done was mostly on the cutting-room floor,...

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Sharp Objects is a psychological mystery thriller drama series created by Marti Noxon. Based on the 2006 novel of the same name by Gillian Flynn, the HBO series follows Camille Preaker, an emotionally troubled investigative reporter who just got out of a psychiatric hospital. Camille travels to her hometown of Wind Gap, Missouri, to investigate the murder of two young girls, but she soon finds herself confronting her own childhood trauma. Sharp Objects stars Amy Adams, Patricia Clarkson, Chris Messina, Eliza Scanlen, Matt Craven, Henry Czerny, Taylor John Smith, Madison Davenport, and Sydney Sweeney. So, if you loved the intense psychological story, thrilling mystery, and compelling characters in Sharp Objects, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Top of the Lake is a mystery...

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...

The Terminal List season 2 gets a new update, confirming that an actor from The Last of Us has joined the cast. Based on the Jack Carr novel series and hailing from showrunner David Digilio, the hit Prime Video TV show premiered in 2022. Chris Pratt leads the cast as James Reece, a Navy Seal who works to uncover a far-reaching conspiracy after his whole team is killed while on a mission. The show was a hit, and The Terminal List season 2 was subsequently confirmed, along with a spinoff called Terminal List: Dark Wolf.

Variety now reports that Gabriel Luna has joined the cast of The Terminal List season 2 as a recurring guest star. Luna, who plays Tommy in HBO's The Last of Us, will play Freddy Strain in the Prime Video series. Strain's role in season 2 is described as follows:

“Former Seal Team 6 Senior Chief and current officer with CIA’s Ground Branch,...

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.

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Hannibal is a psychological crime thriller drama series created by Bryan Fuller. Based on the Hannibal novels by Thomas Harris, the NBC series follows FBI special investigator Will Graham, who has an exceptional talent for getting into the minds of the killers, which takes a heavy toll on his psyche. To get psychological treatment, he frequently consults forensic psychiatrist Dr. Hannibal Lecter, but what Will doesn’t know is that Hannibal is a notorious serial killer. Hannibal stars Hugh Dancy, Mads Mikkelsen, Caroline Dhavernas, Hettienne Park, Laurence Fishburne, Scott Thompson, Aaron Abrams, and Gillian Anderson. So, if you loved the dark psychological stories, thrilling mysteries, and compelling characters in Hannibal, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Mindhunter is a psychological crime thriller drama series created by Joe Penhall. Based on...

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The following contains spoilers for American Primeval, now streaming on Netlflix. It also contains a mention of suicide.

With Westerns like Yellowstone reigniting the genre for TV, Netflix decided to take things in a raw and unadulterated direction. The streamer achieves this with the shockingly gory American Primeval, which focuses on the 1850s and the Utah War.

The series depicts American soldiers, the Mormons and Natives battling for territory. Along the way, the show maps out one of the most tragic love stories of its genre. But it's not the one fans think is on top of the list. It's a darker story, focusing on Dane DeHaan's Jacob Pratt and his wife, Abish.

Who Was American Primeval's Jacob Pratt? Jacob Was an Injured Mormon Trying to Find His Wife Image via Netflix

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Chris Pratt is gearing up for a busy year ahead, but it’s not for what Marvel fans might expect. While promoting his new movie The Electric State, Pratt revealed that he’ll be jumping into season two of The Terminal List soon. He confirmed that filming for the action series will begin in March and will last at least six months, meaning he’ll be busy for most of 2025.

He told, ‘I’m going to be doing the second season of Terminal List. I’m gonna be shooting that pretty much all year. We’ll start in March, and I’ll be working on that, going back and forth, family time and work time, for about six or seven months.’

Related: Chris Pratt’s Publicist Didn’t Let Him Answer any Questions About ‘Avengers: Doomsday,’ While the Russo Brothers Also Dodged Questions About the X-Men’s Appearance

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At the end of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, there was a tag that read, “The Legendary Star-Lord Will Return.” So far, we’ve yet to see Chris Pratt reprise the role of Star-Lord in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and we have no indication of when he might appear. However, the actor seems confident that he will be back, perhaps even in Avengers: Doomsday and/or Avengers: Secret Wars.

During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Pratt was asked if he would be in the new Avengers movies. He wouldn’t confirm or deny anything, only saying, “Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3 was the last time you saw Star-Lord, and there was a promise that Star-Lord would return. All I can say is we will make good on that promise. I feel like there’s a Marvel sniper somewhere. I will say no more.“

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Channing Tatum's Gambit solo movie would have reportedly been unlike anything else fans had seen before in 20th Century Fox's X-Men Universe. Lizzy Caplan, who was attached to the scrapped X-Men spinoff, recently revealed the unique story idea for Gambit.

Speaking with Business Insider (via Variety), Caplan reflected on the canceled Gambit movie, revealing that there was a "really cool idea" for the spinoff. "It’s kind of odd that it got scrapped. Those movies don’t seem to ever get scrapped, but it did," she said. "We got down the road, we were gonna shoot it. I think there was a start date. I had had meetings with Channing, and there were a couple different… we had a director, then we didn’t, but I had multiple meetings with Channing and the other producers. They wanted to do, like, a ’30s kind of screwball romantic comedy set in that world,...

Lizzy Caplan has revealed new details about the abandoned Gambit film, which was originally set to star Channing Tatum. The project, announced in 2017, was intended as a standalone film focused on the X-Men character.

Caplan, who was in talks to co-star, shared that the film had advanced significantly before being scrapped. “We got down the road, we were gonna shoot it,” she said in an interview with Business Insider. “I think there was a start date. I had had meetings with Channing, and there were a couple different… we had a director, then we didn’t, but I had multiple meetings with Channing and the other producers.”

The film was planned with a different tone compared to most superhero projects. “They wanted to do, like, a ’30s kind of screwball romantic comedy set in that world, which would have been really fun,” Caplan said.

The Gambit film, based on the...

Lizzy Caplan is sharing details on what the scrapped Gambit movie would’ve been like.

In 2017, Deadline reported that Caplan was in talks to co-star alongside Channing Tatum in a standalone film based on X-Men’s Gambit. The film project was ultimately scrapped, but in a new interview, Caplan gave insight into the superhero movie.

“We got down the road, we were gonna shoot it,” Caplan told Business Insider. “I think there was a start date. I had had meetings with Channing, and there were a couple different… we had a director, then we didn’t, but I had multiple meetings with Channing and the other producers.”

Caplan added, “They wanted to do, like, a ’30s kind of screwball romantic comedy set in that world, which would have been really fun.”

Based on the comic book character Chris Claremont and Jim Lee created in 1990, Gambit made his first appearance in...

Bad news for action movie fans, as a thriller with 91% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes is all set to abandon Netflix soon. Released back in 2019, the action thriller 21 Bridges features the late, great Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman in the lead as an NYPD detective on the hunt for a pair of cop killers. Boasting a reliably charismatic performance from Boseman, 21 Bridges proved divisive among critics and audiences, but is well worth any and every action movie fan’s time. But you don’t have long.

Directed by Brian Kirk, written by Adam Mervis and Matthew Michael Carnahan, and produced by Avengers: Endgame’s Joe Russo and Anthony Russo, 21 Bridges stars Chadwick Boseman alongside Sienna Miller, Stephan James, Taylor Kitsch, Keith David, and J. K. Simmons. 21 Bridges is now all set to leave Netflix in the United States at the end of this week on February...

Since the early 2000s, Josh Brolin has established himself as one of Hollywood's best leading stars in movies and TV. Since making his acting debut back in Richard Donner's The Goonies, the actor has taken on an impressive variety of roles, including iconic characters in major franchises. Best known for playing tough guys with a gruff exterior, he has earned the recognition he deserves through a slew of brilliant performances.

Josh Brolin's roles have ranged across genres, from science-fiction and comedy to Westerns and dramas. Having worked under legendary directors like the Coen Brothers, Richard Donner, and Denis Villeneuve, his career stands out as one of the best — and most underrated — in Hollywood. While he often maintains the same stoic persona on screen, he has shown great range, even if fans prefer to see him in the role of tough guys.

Updated by Arthur Goyaz on February 21, 2025: When it comes to chameleon actors,...

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...

“Gone Girl" actress Emily Ratajkowski poses for the new Marc Jacobs “Dual” bag, photographed by Mat+Kat:

Ratajkowski's exposure to the female figure in photography, including works by Helmut Newton and Herb Ritts, influenced her to appear in "The "Blurred Lines" music video with Robin Thicke.

This attracted the attention of actor Ben Affleck, who cast her to play his mistress in director David Fincher's 2014 adaptation of the novel "Gone Girl".

This was followed by an appearance with Taylor Kitsch in the "Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare" live-action trailer…

... a co-starring role in the 2015 feature "Entourage", a role in the 2015 miniseries "The Spoils Before Dying"…

…a leading role in the feature "We Are Your Friends" (2015) and a Buick 'Super Bowl' TV spot (2016).

Ratajkowski then appeared in the music video "Inseparable", followed by roles in the features "We Are Your Friends", and "In Darkness".

She then appeared in an episode...

“Cobra Kai” might be officially wrapped up but there are plenty of other shows that can scratch that lingering itch.

When the “Karate Kid” sequel series was at it’s best it was a bingeable mix of ’80s nostalgia, sports drama, and high school melodrama that balanced comedy with more serious moments. Luckily there are a number of other great – and equally bingeable – shows out there.

Below are seven options for shows like “Cobra Kai” to try if you’re trying to capture the same vibes that made it such a great watch.

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Much like “Cobra Kai,” Netflix’s “Glow” mined a nostalgic ’80s energy to incredible affect. The series followed a group of women rising to stardom during the real boom of female wrestling leagues of the Reagan-era. The cast also features an ensemble for the ages led by Betty Gilpin and Allison Brie whose...

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“Back in Action” may have been the most-watched title the week of Jan. 13, but Netflix was that week’s big winner. Four shows on the platform saw over a billion minutes streamed during the week in question. Disney+ and Paramount+ also had shows that crossed the billion-minute mark during the time period.

Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz’s action-comedy “Back in Action” led the pack with 1.54 billion minutes, securing the No. 1 spot. That was followed by the Taylor Kitsch and Betty Gilpin Western “American Primeval,” which saw 1.4 billion minutes streamed, in second place, the Darren Star TV Land comedy “Younger” in third place (1.35 billion minutes streamed) and Season 2 of the South Korean hit “Squid Game” (1.26 billion) in fourth place.

There were two other shows that surpassed a billion minutes:...

Exclusive: Margaret Qualley, Josh Brolin and Guy Pearce are in final talks to join the cast of the 20th Century adaptation of The Dog Stars with Jacob Elordi starring and Ridley Scott directing. Mark L. Smith adapted the Peter Heller novel. Scott and Michael Pruss will produce for Scott Free alongside Smith and Cliff Roberts. Production is scheduled to begin at the end of April on location in Italy.

This follows Scott’s massive global hit Gladiator II, one of the biggest hits of the legendary Scott’s career – with global earnings just short of $500 million . Scott’s films have grossed over $5 billion worldwide, making him one of the highest grossing directors in history.

Acclaimed writer Mark L. Smith adapted the Peter Heller novel of the same name. Smith is the creator and writer of Netflix’s new hit series American Primeval starring Taylor Kitsch and Betty Gilpin and is...

On paper, it sounded like a surefire hit. Andrew Stanton, the two-time Oscar-winning director of Finding Nemo and Wall-e, was set to make his live-action debut just a year after fellow Pixar visionary Brad Bird had done so to astounding success. Stanton was working with one of the most influential science-fiction texts of all time, one that Avatar and Star Wars arguably wouldn’t exist without. All the right ingredients were in place, and yet 2012’s John Carteropened to greatly mixed reviews and disastrous box office returns, losing almost $200 million for Disney.

Yet, despite being remembered as one of the biggest box-office bombs of all time, with maybe the single worst marketing campaign in modern history, is John Carter actually deserving of its reputation? We’d argue no — while far from perfect, it actually holds up surprisingly well as a pulpy sci-fi joyride, brimming with charm, action and humor.

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The following contains spoilers for American Primeval, now streaming on Netlflix.

James Gunn has confused fans about what's being kept for the new Dcu. He said that Creature Commandos Season 1 is where the reboot starts, although certain elements from The Suicide Squad and Peacemaker (both of which he helmed) will be retained. As polarizing as that is, there were bright spots from that era which Zack Snyder kickstarted. One of them is the underrated Captain Boomerang.

Played by Australian actor Jai Courtney, the Dceu's Boomerang was the most unhinged member of the Suicide Squad, surpassing that same energy from the comics and other DC media. Interestingly, Courtney plays a similarly maniacal character in what is arguably Netflix's best Western: American Primeval. In the 2025 series, Courtney's character is a lot more sadistic as a merciless leader.

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Oftentimes, the stars perfectly align for an actor when they book a series of high-profile projects that release in a short amount of time, taking them from a relatively unknown into the next big thing in seemingly just a year. Some great recent examples include Florence Pugh in 2019, where she had Fighting with My Family in February, Midsommar in July, and Little Women in December while landing the role of Yelena Belova in Black Widow in the same year. Or Jenna Ortega's 2022 lineup of Scream, Avenue 666, X,American Carnage, and Wednesday in one year made her the new scream queen. Sometimes, the stars align.

Yet, for others, it doesn't work out so well. No actor might have had worse luck than Taylor Kitsch, who in 2012 lined up a...