The Terminal List

Amazon Prime Video released a new series called 'The Terminal List. This action-adventure series stars Chris Pratt. Its time to find out what the series is ...

The Terminal List is an 8-episode series based on a novel by the same name. Antoine Fuqua, the director, says that the series is a psychological action thriller that keeps viewers guessing whether it is accurate. The trailer features an overdose of action, complemented with shootouts, guns and bomb explosions. The author is Antoine Fuqua, the director, says that the series is a psychological action thriller that keeps viewers guessing whether it is accurate. The trailer features an overdose of action, complemented with shootouts, guns and bomb explosions.

Chris Pratt stars in Prime Video's psychological thriller "The Terminal List," an adaptation of Jack Carr's novel about a Navy SEAL who returns after a ...

“I think that, actually, those comparisons are welcome.” “Any time you step away from your number one on the call sheet, you need to land with actors and actresses who are number ones in their own right.” “And that’s what Jack Carr’s novel, and this show, does better, I think, than anything else before is it’s a look inside the warrior class,” DiGilio says. And I was stalking him a lot. “I track him a lot. (Photo by Prime Video) “Sometimes people, and writers in particular, can be a little lazy and use it as a crutch instead of really diving into it.” (His character, Carr says, should be noted as a prior enlisted SEAL sniper who was moving his way up to Troop Commander). (Photo by Prime Video) (Photo by Prime Video) “Maybe there’s a little Hollywood thing here there, but these guys went to every length … to do everything possible to keep this grounded in the foundation of the realities of modern combat.” (Photo by Prime Video)

The Terminal List has quite the stacked cast with names like Chris Pratt, Constance Wu, and Taylor Kitsch. Here's who they're playing.

A junior FBI Agent, Deptul is a mother of two who would prefer not to ruffle feathers. Named on Time magazine's list of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2017. She soon finds herself teaming up with Reece to seek the truth about what really transpired on his mission. James Reece is the main protagonist of the series, a Navy SEAL who returns home after an ill-fated covert mission where his entire team was wiped off in an ambush. While on board with the idea of Reece getting his revenge, he constantly prods him along the path of introspection. Fox maintains his strength amidst the surrounding upheavals. Special Warfare Operator 2nd Class Donny Mitchell is the youngest member of Commander James Reece’s squad. Unassuming, yet efficient, she is about to get involved in the high-profile case involving Navy SEAL James Reece. Louder was a guest star in the superhero drama Watchmen where she played Ruth Williams. She has also appeared in the 5th season of The Originals and is popular for her performances in the action thriller Copshop, and The Tomorrow War where she also starred alongside Pratt. Kitsch has appeared in other films like John Carter, Battleship, Savages, Lone Survivor, The Grand Seduction, American Assassin, Only The Brave, and 21 Bridges. After new information comes to light, he smells foul play and embarks on a one-man revenge mission to bring to book those who conspired to compromise his life and that of his deceased colleagues. The San Francisco-born actor is popular for his portrayal of Secret Service agent Mike Ritter in Season 1 and 2 of the political drama Designated Survivor. He also played Deputy Sheriff Cane in Sons of Anarchy. His other movie credits include his appearance as a guest star in Season 7 and 8 of Arrow and playing Lt. TAO Cameron Burk in The Last Ship. LaMonica has appeared in Batwoman, The Flash, and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. Pratt’s real-life brother-in-law, Patrick is the son of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver. Patrick played Glen in the romantic comedy-drama Stuck In Love, he has also supporting roles in Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse. In 2018, he landed his first lead role as Charles Reed alongside Bella Thorne in the romantic drama film based on the Japanese film A Song to the Sun. His more recent works include playing Mitchell Wilson in the comedy-drama Moxie and starring as Todd Peterson in The Staircase.

The team hired real special ops members to appear in a major combat scene and also employed former troops behind-the-scenes in a variety of roles.

He had questioned whether attempting a career in Hollywood was realistic. “They wake up and look for work to get done,” he said. “They fit great,” he said. Shaw was added as an associate producer and also has a role in the show. It’s very similar in a chain of command. When Reece returns home, he begins to question both his memories of what happened and the world around him.

Based on a novel by retired Navy SEAL Jack Carr, “The Terminal List,” premiering Friday on Prime Video, stars Chris Pratt — in grim-visaged, square-jawed, ...

(“It would be a mistake to push a man to violence if violence is what he has dedicated his life to perfecting,” says Reece, a man without second thoughts.) Still, we are meant to side with him, more or less uncritically — it’s the only way to make it through this journey — and it helps, of course, that the people on his hit list are generally unsympathetic, when not downright disgusting. (“It’s time you let justice take it from here.” “I am justice.”) He’s set on leaving his enemies dead, face to face if possible, dispatching them through a variety of methods in order to keep things from getting too repetitious. Reece, who has additional reasons to be angry I won’t enumerate — but which are common to the genre — becomes a ghost, both to kill anyone who might be coming for him, and everyone he deems responsible for his situation. With a pilot directed by Antoine Fuqua (“Training Day,” “The Guilty”), production values are high; the action scenes are well staged. There isn’t much to say in detail that doesn’t constitute a spoiler, but Carr and his adapters enlist an unusually wide array of players to share the blame. Based on a novel by retired Navy SEAL Jack Carr, “The Terminal List,” premiering Friday on Prime Video, stars Chris Pratt — in grim-visaged, square-jawed, gravel-voiced mode — as Navy SEAL commander James Reece, a man with a mission and the guns to carry it out.