The Terminal List: Release Date, Trailer and Cast
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The Terminal List is Amazon Prime’s latest action series and delves into the gripping world of the US Navy SEALs. The SEALs are the US Navy’s primary special operations force and have been renowned as one of the world’s most lethal military units since their inception in 1962.
Having completed missions such as the assassination of Osama Bin Laden and the rescue of Captain Phillips, SEALs are a common feature when it comes to military themed movies and TV shows with productions such as American Sniper and Zero Dark Thirty captivating viewers.
The Terminal List is based on the 2018 novel of the same name by Jack Carr. Carr, a New York Times bestselling author, is a former SEAL himself and The Terminal List was the first of five books he has now written. Whilst this is a fictional novel, it is said to have many realistic elements which is unsurprising given Carr’s extensive military experience.
This first series has eight episodes and is one the most hotly anticipated new TV shows of the summer.
The Terminal List: Release Date
The Terminal List will be released on 1st July 2022 on Amazon Prime
The Terminal List: Trailer
The action packed ‘official teaser’ trailer has been released and can be watched below.
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The Terminal List: Cast
Chris Pratt stars as the main character, James Reece. The 42 year old is also an executive producer of the series and this is his first major TV role since Parks and Recreation ended in 2015. Pratt is loved by audiences and is capable of seamlessly moving from lighthearted comedic scenes to intense action sequences. The star of Jurassic World Dominion, released on 10th June, also adopted the role of a Navy SEAL in 2013’s Zero Dark Thirty.
The Terminal List also features Taylor Kitsch who starred in NBC series Friday Night Lights and who played the title character in John Carter, as well as Constance Wu who starred in Crazy Rich Asians and Hustlers.
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