Exclusive Update Revealed: Director Unveils Exciting Latest Developments of Chris Pratt's Blockbuster Action Show!

Summary

The Terminal List is getting a prequel series, which was in production until the Hollywood strikes shut down production.

Director Antoine Fuqua has shown a keen interest in the prequel and expressed his willingness to direct episodes, if the opportunity arises.

The prequel is expected to extensively explore the conspiracy and the concealment related to the drug trial, shedding further light on Ben's (Taylor Kitsch) level of involvement.

The Terminal List director and executive producer, Antoine Fuqua, recently provided an update on the highly anticipated prequel show to the Chris Pratt action series. The show centers around Lieutenant Commander James Reece, portrayed by Pratt, who finds himself in grave danger after his Navy SEAL team is ambushed during a mission. Despite receiving mixed reviews from critics, The Terminal List was renewed for a second season and a prequel show focusing on CIA operative Ben Edwards, played by Taylor Kitsch.

During an interview with Collider, Fuqua shared that production for The Terminal List prequel was underway before the Hollywood strikes forced a shutdown. He also discussed his involvement in the new series and hinted at Pratt's potential return. Find out more about what Fuqua had to say below:

I was highly engaged with the prequel until the strike occurred. Without a doubt, I have a strong involvement. I have a deep affection for that franchise.

If I have the opportunity, I will certainly direct an episode. Yes, I will definitely do it. I have a great passion for The Terminal List, I adore it.

Oh, yeah. I love it, man. That's what I wanna do is I'll direct probably one or two that Chris [Pratt] is in, you know, because it's the prequel with Taylor [Kitsch] as well.

What To Expect From The Terminal List Prequel

James, portrayed by Pratt, exacts his revenge in the Terminal List conclusion by eliminating every person on his list. These individuals were held accountable for the Navy SEAL ambush and the tragic loss of his family. Among the casualties is Ben, played by Kitsch, who conspired in connection to the perilous drug trial that James and his team were entangled in. As the primary character of the show's prequel, Ben's participation in the concealment is anticipated to be further explored, potentially shedding light on his significance in the narrative.

Not much is known about the events of the prequel, but if Pratt reprises his role as James, it will likely focus on the initial drug trial and the subsequent cover-up by Ben and the US government. The prequel would explore the relationship between James and Ben before the main series events, providing insight into their future outcomes. Additionally, Ben's prequel could set the stage for season 2 of The Terminal List if it premieres first.

If the flagship series serves as a guide, the prequel will surely be filled with intrigue and mystery. However, it may not feel the same as Pratt's show since Ben is a distinct character from James. More information about The Terminal List prequel will likely be unveiled once the Hollywood strikes conclude.

Source: Collider