It’s been a long time since Chris Pratt’s career took off on television, and he was a very different actor from the one who became known worldwide thanks to roles in movies like “Guardians of the Galaxy” and “Jurassic World.” Before headlining, he was a supporting actor and Andy Dwyer from “Parks And Recreation” was for some time (is he still?) the most relevant character of his. The Chris Pratt of that time -we were in 2009- did not have the physique of today and the disposition to figurehead it was very reduced. In a way, the statement as Peter Quill / Star-Lord in ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ was unexpected, despite the role that suits him perfectly. And it is thanks to this character that today we can see him in a suspense of action like “The Terminal List”, already available on Prime Video.
Amazon’s new series follows a vein. One that the production company and streaming platform has been looking for in other series, such as “Reacher” or “Jack Ryan”, which fill their bellies with the idea of a hero that mixes Jason Bourne from Matt Damon with Ethan Hunt from “Mission ”. : Impossible”, always with another element in common: the origin in the novels. terminal list is the brainchild of Jack Carr (which was adapted for television by David DiGilio), the first in a series of books revolving around James Reece (Pratt), a Navy Seal who discovers on his way home that his last Mission Failed is not quite what it seems.
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Source: Observadora
