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With production wrapped in Hawaii, the full cast of Halloween Store has been revealed by Deadline.

Anthony Michael Hall (Halloween Kills), Thomas Dekker (A Nightmare on Elm Street), Nicholas Hamilton (It), Lindy Booth (Dawn of the Dead), Sydney Park (“The Walking Dead”), Grace Van Dien (“Stranger Things”), Jorge Lendeborg Jr. (Bumblebee), and Drew Ray Tanner (“Riverdale”) complete the ensemble.

They join the previously announced Simon Rex (Scary Movie 3), Natalie Alyn Lind (“The Goldbergs”), and Kai Caster (“Yellowstone”).

In the horror-comedy, a group of people find themselves trapped inside a costume store on Halloween night with a mysterious killer on the loose.

Shane Dax Taylor (Murder Company) directs from a script by Chad Law (6 Bullets) and Josh Ridgway (The Flood).

“Saturday Night Live” stalwart Kenan Thompson and Steven Schneider are among the executive producers on the project.

Artists for Artists, Big Bad Pig Productions, and Racer Entertainment are producing,...

Exclusive: After wrapping production this month in Hawaii, Deadline can reveal the final members of the Halloween Store cast.

Lindy Booth, Sydney Park, Grace Van Dien, Jorge Lendeborg Jr. and Drew Ray Tanner complete the ensemble of the upcoming camp horror comedy, joining the previously announced Simon Rex, Natalie Lind, Kai Caster, Anthony Michael Hall, Thomas Dekker and Nicholas Hamilton.

From writers Chad Law, Josh Ridgway and director Shane Dax Taylor, Halloween Store follows a group of people who find themselves trapped inside a costume store on Halloween night with a mysterious killer on the loose.

Booth plays Claudia, once the town’s golden girl—prom queen, head cheerleader, and Wes’s (Rex) wife—who is back on the market and ready to remind everyone exactly what they’ve been missing. Beneath her flawless exterior lies a woman who never forgets a grudge, and...

Adapted from the novels of author Lee Child,Reacheris now one of Prime Video's most successful series. With an impressive 92% on Rotten Tomatoes' Tomatometer for its debut season, the series is now on its third leg, with the latest season taking to screens last month. Season 3 has managed to outperform Reacher's first season and match the show's second season in terms of ratings, with a near-perfect 98%.

Reacher Season 3 is based on Lee Child's seventh Jack Reacher novel, Persuader. While showrunner Nick Santora has chosen to deviate from the chronological order of Child's novels, he has ensured that the Prime series stays more or less faithful to the book that each season chooses to adapt. However, as with any adaptation, a certain level of creative freedom has been exercised in the Reacher series, and this remains true for Season 3. While the season, similarly to the novel, follows Reacher as he...

Anthony Michael Hall may not be getting any younger with each passing day, but his incredible performances over the years have most certainly cemented a legacy that very few could overpower; one that will live forever. In fact, his early roles in the entertainment industry among pieces like The Breakfast Club (1985) even had the actor cum producer recognized among the ‘Brat Pack.’

Anthony Michael Hall | Credits: Reacher / Prime Video.

So when it came to the 2024-released documentary on the same, titled Brats, Hall was expected to grace the screens with his appearance alongside Demi Moore and Rob Lowe as well. And, for the record, he was asked to be a part of the project. But Hall turned down the chance of starring in the same of his own accord as he wanted to move forward in life instead of looking back.

Anthony Michael Hall deliberately opted out of Brats of...

Exclusive: Anthony Michael Hall, Thomas Dekker and Nicholas Hamilton are clocking in for Halloween Store.

The trio has joined the cast of the upcoming camp horror comedy, which wrapped filming this month in Hawaii and previously announced Simon Rex, Natalie Lind and Kai Caster among its ensemble.

From writers Chad Law, Josh Ridgway and director Shane Dax Taylor, Halloween Store follows a group of people who find themselves trapped inside a costume store on Halloween night with a mysterious killer on the loose.

Hall stars as Hollis, the sharp-witted sheriff of this quiet small town, always a step ahead and never missing a detail. But when terror takes hold, he’ll have to trust his instincts, push his limits, and fight to restore order before it’s too late. Hall is repped by Untitled, Cesd and Jill Fritzo PR.

Dekker plays Hunter,...

Quick ViewWho is Beck in Reacher season 3?What happens to Beck in episode 7?The final twist: What does Beck’s ending mean for Reacher? Spoiler Alert !!!The following content reveals key plot twists from Reacher Season 3, Episode 7, including major character fates. Read at your own risk

In the penultimate episode of Reacher season 3 episode 7, viewers are treated to some intense drama, confrontations, and unexpected revelations. The episode, titled L.A Story showcased one of the most pivotal characters of the show, Zachary Beck, whose actions and ultimate fate will make a significant impact on the narrative of the show. Episode 7 sets the stage for the final battle, beginning with a meeting with Beck.

Jack Reacher in Reacher season 3 | Credit: Prime Video

Meanwhile, Reacher’s allies Duffy and Neagley are working tirelessly to defeat Quinn. Reacher asks Neagley to meet Beck and make a deal to punish Quinn, in return they will...

Alan Ritchson doesn’t just play a tough guy; he is one. Reacher season 3 is bringing the heat, and episode 8’s brutal showdown with Paulie (Olivier Richters) is set to be a bone-cruncher. Literally. Ritchson went all in for the fight scene, pushing his body to the limit. The result – broken shins, shattered tendons, and a whole lot of pain.

Alan Ritchson in a still from Reacher Season 3 | Credits: Amazon MGM Studios

But did that stop him? Nah. Training for the scene took a serious toll, but Ritchson’s dedication to making Reacher’s action feel real is next-level.

Alan Ritchson vs. the Dutch giant: Reacher’s biggest fight yet left him shattered Olivier Richters and Alan Ritchson in a still from Reacher Season 3 | Credits: Amazon MGM Studios

You know Reacher’s in trouble when there’s a guy even bigger than him. Reacher season 3 is racing toward an explosive finale,...

In Hollywood, stars often bring some of their personal life experiences to the television screens. As Bryan Cranston detailed in an interview, on how he used the characteristics of his father to play the antagonist Walter White. The same is true for Anthony Michael Hall as well, who used his real emotions in Season 3 of Reacher.

Anthony Michael Hall in a still from Reacher | Credits: Prime Video

Known as one of the most popular stars of the ’80s Hall has a plethora of projects to his name. And in a recent chit-chat, he detailed how growing up without his father helped him shape his character on screen and bring out a powerful performance.

Anthony Michael Hall’s personal story that makes his character even more powerful in Reacher

Starting his career as a beloved teen star in The Breakfast Club and Weird Science and moving on to more intense and complex roles,...

Following the rip-roaring events of last week's episode in the Prime Video knockout Reacher, in which the titular protagonist (Alan Ritchson) finally came face-to-face with his arch nemesis Xavier Quinn (Brian Tee) and had to literally put the pedal-to-the-metal after his cover was blown, devoted viewers are growing more and more excited as the season finale draws nearer. An enraged Quinn sent the vicious behemoth Paulie (Olivier Richters) and his other henchmen to take out Reacher, but of course, they were no match for the formidable and fierce hero.

Worried that she has no way of ever finding Teresa (Storm Steenson) now that Reacher's been exposed as a rat, Duffy (Sonya Cassidy) is shocked when he claims that they may have another angle to work after all, ending Episode 6 on a cliffhanger when he declares they're heading to Los Angeles. With just two episodes left in the exhilarating third season,...

On Wednesday March 19 2025, NBC broadcasts The Kelly Clarkson Show!

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The upcoming episode of “The Kelly Clarkson Show” promises to be an exciting one, featuring a mix of celebrity guests and fun segments. Scheduled to air on NBC, this episode will be hosted by Andy Cohen, who is stepping in for Kelly Clarkson. His presence is sure to bring a lively atmosphere to the show.

One of the highlights will be the appearance of Chrissy Teigen, known for her vibrant personality and culinary skills. Teigen often shares her experiences in the kitchen and her life as a mother, making her a fan favorite. Viewers can expect her to engage in entertaining conversations and perhaps share some of her latest cooking tips or personal stories.

Another interesting segment will feature Anthony Michael Hall, a well-known actor with a rich history in film and television. His insights and anecdotes...

The latest episode of Reacher Season 3 delivered one of its most harrowing moments yet in the shape of a tense, life or death game of Russian Roulette scene that left both the characters and the cast shaken. The moment saw the man thought to be Julius McCabe (Brian Tee), the brutal enforcer of Bizarre Bazaar magnate Zachary Beck (Anthony Michael Hall), force Beck’s son Richard (Johnny Berchtold) to play multiple rounds of the deadly game, all while Beck watched in horror, helpless as Paulie (Olivier Richters) held a gun to his head.

“The Kelly Clarkson Show” welcomes a trio of familiar faces this Wednesday, with Andy Cohen taking over hosting duties. There will be some culinary expertise, 80s nostalgia, and a whole lot of fun. Chrissy Teigen, model, author, and all-around witty personality, joins the show. Expect her to bring her signature humor and perhaps share some […]

The Kelly Clarkson Show: Chrissy Teigen, Anthony Michael Hall...

Reacher Season 3 introduces Zachary Beck, played by fan-favorite actor Anthony Michael Hall. An arms dealer who hires Reacher after the musclebound hero protects his son, Beck is revealed to be working for a far more sinister figure from Reacher's past, operating in fear for his and his son's lives. For Hall, the opportunity to join Reacher was an offer that synced up his personal life -- the actor having recently become a father himself.

In an interview with Cbr, Hall talks about how his work on Reacher was positively influenced by his own life experiences and details the process of finding Zachary Beck. He also reflects on being part of the main cast of Saturday Night Live as the iconic variety show celebrates its 50th anniversary. Plus, he reveals the life lessons he learned from working with iconic director John Hughes.

Cbr: When you were preparing for the role of Zachary Beck in Reacher,...

The following contains spoilers from the March 13 episode of Reacher Season 3, now streaming on Prime Video.

This week on Prime Video’s Reacher, “Julius McCabe” decided that he had had enough.

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Prime Video subscribers can't get enough of Alan Ritchson's Jack Reacher. Amazon has just revealed that Season 3 of Reacher debuted to its largest audience yet.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, Reacher Season 3 brought in 54.6 million viewers worldwide in the 19 days after its Feb. 20 premiere, according to internal figures from Amazon. This is reportedly a slight uptick from Season 2 over the same amount of time, meaning that Reacher Season 3 is now the biggest returning series in Prime Video's history. With nine months left in 2025, it remains to be seen if Reacher Season 3 will rank as the #1 title on the streamer across all movies and series worldwide for the year, a title that Season 2 received for 2023.

Reacher is based on the Jack Reacher book series by Lee Child, which was first adapted as a film duology by Paramount Pictures with Tom Cruise as the eponymous drifter. After plans for a third film fell apart,...

Warning: Spoilers for Reacher Season 3, Episode 6.

With only a couple more episodes to go until the Season 3 finale, Reacher is entering the home stretch and things are definitely heating up. After last week’s monumental cliffhanger, Reacher (Alan Ritchson) finally comes face to face with Julius McCabe. Despite my sneaking suspicions, it turns out that McCabe and Xavier Quinn (Brian Tee) are indeed the same person. Whomp, whomp.

I’m a little disappointed that I was wrong, but here we are. While there was no surprise with Season 3’s villain, there was still a slight twist. Despite being shot off the edge of a cliff and falling into an icy river below, Quinn seemingly has no recollection of Reacher from all those years ago. I guess he was telling the truth about his retrograde amnesia during his time in the hospital. Who would have thought?

Now face to face with...

Reacher Season 3 is halfway through a propulsive and exciting story, and we've had a look at the action yet to come in the remainder of the season. So far, we've seen Reacher (Alan Ritchson) going undercover to infiltrate a criminal organization using Zachary Beck's (Anthony Michael Hall) Bizarre Bazaar rug business as a front, and had to deal with the towering threat of the gigantic psychopath, Paul "Paulie" Van Hoven (Olivier Richters). Reacher is on the hunt for Brian Tee's villainous Quinn, and from the looks of the trailer, he's going to take no chances when it comes to achieving his goals.

Dear Mr. Vernon, we accept the fact that we had to sacrifice a whole Saturday in detention for whatever it was we did wrong…Forty years after a quintet of troubled and anxious teens sat through a weekend detention session, the Brain, the Athlete, the Basket Case, the Princess, and the Criminal will be reuniting, marking the first official time since The Breakfast Club was released that the core cast will be getting back together – and that’s definitely better than a remake.

While there have been partial reunions for the cast of The Breakfast Club (namely at the 2005 MTV Movie Awards and even earlier this year at MegaCon), next month’s C2E2 in Chicago will bring Emilio Estèvez, Anthony Michael Hall, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald, and Ally Sheedy to the stage. Sadly, Paul Gleason – who played Principal Vernon – passed away back in 2006, so nobody will be getting the horns…...

Michael Strahan surprised his co-stars and viewers with a detail about his past they may not have realized.

During Good Morning America this week, Michael appeared alongside co-anchors Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos.

Their co-star Will Reeve was also seated with them for a segment and had a question for Michael.

“Hey, you ever go to your high school reunion?” he asked.

“Nope,” Michael replied, quickly shutting his co-star down during the funny moment.

“Ok. Well, tough start,” Will said as Robin and George began laughing with others in the GMA studio.

Michael admitted to a surprising detail about his high school

“I graduated with a class of two. That’s not very cool. There’s two of us there,” Michael said as everyone continued laughing over his remarks.

“‘How are you?’ ‘How are you?’ Ok, let’s go home,” he said, mimicking what his high school reunion would’ve been like.

Prime Video's hit Reacher is in the middle of its third season. As with the previous seasons, the new outing brings a host of new main characters. One of these is rug importer Zachary Beck, who offers Reacher a job after he saves Beck's son Richard. Beck is played by Anthony Michael Hall, who's enjoyed a nearly 40-year career in the industry.

That's right, Gen-x readers, the 1980s were four decades ago. Take a minute to process that if you need to. Hall was one of that decade's biggest teen stars, with appearances in Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club, and Weird Science. He was a frequent collaborator with John Hughes, the king of '80s coming-of-age teen comedies. That partnership set Hall up for lifelong success, which is still an impressive feat in today's industry. Of those early parts, Sixteen Candles really gave Hall his breakout role. He followed that...

Anthony Michael Hall recently played a very interesting villain in the Amazon Prime Video series Reacher. Zachary Beck allowed Hall to show his dramatic range with a strong, yet sober antagonist that was still able to confront the bulky and skilled hero. His role in the show is a big deal for the underrated actor who's mostly associated with John Hughes' teen comedy dramas of the 1980s. Although he never meant to be typecast during that period, it was inevitable. Hall faced some struggles after his teen years were over, and he couldn't play the same characters. Fortunately, one of his peers cared about him enough, and Hall credits him with advice that may have saved his career.

A few decades have passed since we saw Hall overcome a few high school stereotypes in The Breakfast Club, but he would end up playing similar characters over and over. Hall was...

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The following contains spoilers for Reacher Season 3, now streaming on Prime Video.

Throughout its run, Prime Video's Reacher has been a formulaic story. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, as the show is still emotionally engaging, filled with eye-catching action sequences, and has heart.

Unfortunately, it does get a bit repetitive seeing Alan Ritchson's Reacher falling into the same trope of personal revenge. Interestingly, Season 3 has one way to change this, and it involves Richard Beck: a young man that the titular hero meets in Maine. Richard could lead to a much more nuanced arc that subverts these sorts of narratives.

Who is Richard "Richie" Beck in Reacher? Richie Is a Gangster's Son Who Reacher Befriends Image via Prime Video

Richie is a young man seen in the three-episode premiere that Reacher manipulates. Reacher...

The fight against Zachary Beck (Anthony Michael Hall) and Xavier Quinn (Brian Tee) just got a whole lot more personal for Reacher’s DEA Agent Susan Duffy. Season 3, Episode 5 delivered one of the show’s most gut-wrenching moments yet, as Daniel David Stewart’s Steven Eliot met a brutal end at the hands of Cooper (Ronnie Rowe). Now, Sonya Cassidy, who plays Duffy, is opening up about how this devastating loss fuels her character’s determination in the remaining episodes.

The following contains spoilers from the March 6 episode of Reacher Season 3, now streaming on Prime Video.

The good guys lost a really good guy this week on Reacher.

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All season long — ever since DEA Agents Susan Duffy (played by Lodge 49‘s Sonya Cassidy), Guillermo Villanueva (9-1-1: Lone Star‘s Roberto Montesinos) and Steven...

This post contains spoilers for episode 5 of "Reacher" season 3.

Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson) is a simple man. He forges his own codes of honor, beats up the bad guys, and stands up for what's right. In many ways, the core appeal of Lee Child's Reacher novel series is that his hero is impossibly strong and that he is easily the biggest man in every room he walks into. Whether he is dangling thugs off buildings or smashing car doors in their faces, Reacher knows that strength can turn the tides of even the most rigged fights and shootouts. 

Season 3 of "Reacher" forces Jack Reacher to rein in this dependable strength, as he must play the long game after infiltrating Zachary Beck's (Anthony Michael Hall) shady inner circle. Moreover, Reacher is no longer the biggest man in the room, thanks to Paulie (Olivier Ritchers), Beck's 7'2" bodyguard who looms...

Season 3 of "Reacher" has been a lot of fun so far. Alan Ritchson's massive ex-military hero has been skulking around a mansion trying to solve the disappearance of a DEA informant in the Jack Reacher-as-sleuth story we didn't know we needed. The hulking henchman Paulie, who somehow makes Reacher himself look small, is one of the show's best villains yet, and will surely make for one heck of a final showdown when he and Reacher inevitably face off. We've also been treated to one of the funniest action scenes in "Reacher" yet, which also happens to be one of Ritchson's finest moments, and the episodes haven't been short of the kind of ridiculous over-the-top action we've come to expect from Amazon's hugely-popular series.

But season 3 of "Reacher" hasn't been without its share of tragic moments, either. In episode 4, we learned a lot more about Reacher's military past in an...

Warning: Spoilers for Reacher Season 3, Episode 5.

After last week’s heart-wrenching episode, it was a relief to watch the kind of episode that has become indicative of Prime Video’s Reacher. Of course, there were still a couple of sad and untimely deaths this week, but viewers weren’t as invested in those characters, nor was Reacher (Alan Ritchson). That isn’t to say their demise wasn’t unfortunate or somber. Their fate simply didn’t emotionally linger in the way Dominique Kohl’s (Mariah Robinson) death was meant to in Episode 4. Nevertheless, the death of certain characters in the newest episode had some pretty serious consequences for Reacher and his operation with Agent Duffy (Sonya Cassidy).

Last week’s cliffhanger left Duffy and Agent Villanueva (Roberto Montesinos) on the verge of discovery and death. After tracking Angel Doll’s (Manuel Rodriguez-Saenz) laptop to their location, McCabe’s people began shooting.

Everyone remembers the backlash at Tom Cruise‘s casting for the Jack Reacher movie, right? Fans of the book series had a very specific idea of what Jack Reacher should look like and a 5 foot 7 inch Tom Cruise wasn’t cutting it. Thankfully, that’s well in this character’s past as Alan Ritchson has taken up the mantle and constantly has people saying: “Holy shit! That’s a big boy!” An appropriate reaction when seeing someone like Reacher. And yet, there’s something about the Reacher series that has never quite clicked with me. That is until Season 3, which provides one of the most heart-pumping, electric, action-packed series I’ve ever witnessed.

I was lucky enough to talk to one of the villain’s bad guys, Anthony Michael Hall, all about the newest season. Hall is one of my favorite people to interview and he is always so humble.

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The following contains spoilers for Reacher Season 3, Episode 4, "Dominique" now streaming on Amazon Prime Video.

Reacher Season 3 risked treading some dangerous ground. The premise this time is that DEA agents Susan Duffy and Guillermo Villanueva tapped Reacher to infiltrate a criminal operation run by Zachary Beck. They staged a kidnapping of Beck's son Richard, which Reacher saves him from, complete with the phony murder of a cop. With nowhere to turn, he goes to Beck's and becomes an indispensable part of their organization.

Reacher agreed to this farce not because he wanted to see Beck taken down, or because he wanted to save Teresa Daniel, an innocent young woman who disappeared. Rather, he knows this group is tied to a man named Xavier Quinn,...

Alan Ritchson has hinted at appearing in Reacher spinoff Neagley. His co-star Maria Sten will reprise her role as private investigator Frances Neagley in the upcoming Prime Video series.

Neagley will have Frances investigating the death of an old friend to determine whether it was truly an accident, or if foul play was involved. Reacher producer Nick Santora is spearheading the spinoff show, so fans have naturally wondered with whether Jack Reacher could cross over to help Frances's investigation.

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Reacher Season 3 Reveals What Happened to Dominique Kohl (& It Has a Major Plot Hole)

The intense Reacher Season 3 reveals what happened to Dominique Kohl but this traumatic, grief-laden event does create a major plot hole.

Speaking to Forbes, Ritchson was non-committal about an appearance in Neagley, other than confirming it would "make sense."

"That would make sense, but we cannot confirm that it would make sense,...

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for the latest episodes of Reacher Season 3.Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson) finally meets his match in Reacher Season 3, and he’s more than the former Military Police officer ever bargained for. The third season of the Prime Video hit is based on Lee Child's seventh Jack Reacher novel, Persuader, and sees Reacher going undercover to infiltrate a criminal organization using Zachary Beck's (Anthony Michael Hall) Bizarre Bazaar rug business as a front. Among the henchmen of the criminal organization of Bizarre Bazaar is the gargantuan, sadistic, psychopathic ex-soldier, Paul "Paulie" Van Hoven (Olivier Richters). Paulie represents a unique threat to Reacher, unlike anyone the character has faced before.

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The following contains spoilers for Reacher Season 3, Episode 4, "Dominique," now streaming on Amazon Prime Video.

The fourth episode of ReacherSeason 3 was heavy on backstory, but it provided vital context for the season. Not only do viewers understand why Reacher is so eager to get revenge on Xavier Quinn, but they understand all that's happening is his fault. Everything goes back to Sergeant First Class Dominique Kohl, the first protégé Reacher ever had.

Jack Reacher was a major in the US Army's Criminal Investigation Division. He ran a group called the "Special Investigators" who hunted, sometimes arrested and often killed big-time military criminals. Sfc Dominique Kohl dates back to before the Special Investigators were a group not to be messed with.

Author Lee Child recently shared why he finds Reacher Season 3 "annoying," but it’s not for the reasons you might think. Child first brought Jack Reacher to life in the 1997 novel Killing Floor, and has since published 28 more books in the series, with a 30th to come later this year. Following two film adaptations that starred Tom Cruise, Prime Video's series began in 2022, and has thus far been a big hit with fans and critics.

Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, Child got candid about his thoughts on Reacher Season 3, which adapts the seventh book in his series, Persuader. Premiering on Feb. 20, the latest season is Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes with a 97% rating from critics, and its Popcornmeter sits at a strong 76% rating from fans. For Child, he says the reason he's so annoyed with things is that creator Nick Santora has managed to surpass the vision he had in his head while writing the book.

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The following contains spoilers for Reacher Season 3, Episode 4, "Dominique," now streaming on Prime Video.

The third season of Reacher has created an intriguing dichotomy for the titular hero. Here, Alan Ritchson's Reacher has some business to conduct in Maine. He's working with Duffy's DEA team to bring down the criminal empire run by Zachary Beck and Julius McCabe.

However, as with many Reacher stories, he is mixing some personal affairs into this professional job. He has to find a villain from the past who killed a colleague that Reacher held dear: Mariah Robinson's Dominique Kohl, a key figure mentioned in the first three episodes. Unfortunately, as the grim details of Dominique's death are revealed, there is a massive plot hole connected to it.

It's official: the Reacher spinoff centered around Maria Sten's Frances Neagley will officially be titled Neagley. Sten's co-stars have also been revealed.

According to Variety, five actors have boarded Neagley as series regulars: Greyston Holt as Detective Hudson Riley, Jasper Jones (King Ivory) as Keno, Adeline Rudolph as Renee, Matthew Del Negro as Pierce Woodrow, and Damon Herriman as Lawrence Cole. Production on Neagley began earlier this month in Toronto.

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Announced in October 2024, Neagley will follow the titular private investigator who becomes hell-bent on justice after she learns that a beloved friend from her past has been killed in a suspicious accident. "Using everything she’s learned from Jack Reacher...

Now that Season 3 ofReacherhas been officially been dubbed "a hit" by fans and critics, all eyes are turning to Maria Sten, who's been playing Jack Reacher's go-to, Frances Neagley, in the Prime Video series based on Lee Child's popular books. In a recent interview with MovieWeb, Sten opened up about the upcoming Neagley spin-off series, also noting how pivotal the role has been to her career.

"I mean, this role has certainly changed everything," said Sten. "Now I walk down the street, and everybody is screaming, ‘Neagley, Neagley, can I get a picture?’ Which definitely hasn’t been the case. The shows I've done before have not had the breadth of success that this one has." Sten continued:

“Now that they're deciding to do the spin-off, it’s, of course, super exciting. I love Neagley. She's so fun to play and she's so complex. It’s layered in many ways,...

If you believe nothing would ever intimidate “The Dutch Giant” — aka Olivier Richters, who plays mammoth bodyguard Paulie in Season 3 of Reacher, think again. The Dutch actor and bodybuilder, who goes fist-to-fist with Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson) this season, admits that, yes, there are some things that frighten even him.

“Spiders,” Richters admitted. “Nature. I hate insects.” Beyond that, when it comes to Season 3 or Reacher, Richters was rather freaked out about something else.

“The most fear I had for Reacher Season 3… when I read the script, is if I physically can pull it off. I'm huge, but the hard thing is moving in [this] body. We had four months of training with a great stunt coordinator/fight coordinator, and they learned how a giant can actually be as fast as Reacher. And I couldn't believe it at the end of the four months."

"But that was scary in the beginning,...

Reacher in Season 3 of the Prime Video hit has his Xl hands full with not one or two but three different bad guys. Who is the foulest of them all?

Short of having a mirror, mirror on the wall handy, TVLine posed that question to Reacher Season 3 co-stars Anthony Michael Hall (Bosch), Olivier “The Dutch Giant” Richters (Black Widow) and Brian Tee (Chicago Med).

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Following a wait of a bit more than a year, ReacherSeason 3 has finally made its way onto Prime Video. The first three episodes of the new season premiered on Thursday, February 20, 2025, much to the thrill and excitement of fans who had high hopes for the season. If the first three episodes of the season are anything to go by, it looks like the new season has learned from past mistakes and is journeying down a path that remains more faithful to Reacher's personality.

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The third season of Reacher recently arrived on Prime Video, and once again trouble has found the show’s titular character. This season follows Reacher as he infiltrates the nefarious rug business of a man named Zachary Beck. Acting undercover as a man on the run, Reacher is tasked with locating a missing DEA informant while he works to uncover how his old foe Quinn is mixed up with Beck’s business.

As is the case with every season of Reacher, its cast of characters always changes. While a few characters have made various appearances here and there throughout the series, the show’s core characters each season are always different. Given Reacher prefers to travel from city to city with nothing but a toothbrush in his pocket, he always encounters a brand-new set of allies and enemies. Below is the cast of Season 3 and where viewers have seen them before.

Spoilers for Reacher Season 3, Episodes 1-3.

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The newest season of Reacher has arrived on Prime Video, and much to the delight of its fans, the series released Season 3’s first few episodes at once. Unlike previous seasons, Reacher (Alan Ritchson) is immediately thrust into the lion’s den. However, he enters it willingly. The newest season opens with an attempted kidnapping of a college student named Richard (Johnny Berchtold) that Reacher successfully thwarts. Unfortunately, the incident resulted in the death of a cop. Subsequently, Reacher sets out to flee the scene and start a new life, clearly an uncharacteristic turn of events for the show’s titular character.

Instead, Richard convinces Reacher to take him home,...

So far, Prime Video’s Reacher has managed to grab some fantastic actors to play its bad guys. From Bruce McGill as Mayor Grover Teale to the T-1000 Terminator himself, Robert Patrick, as Shane Langston.

Now, Season 3 of Reacher has the former Army special investigator going up against Anthony Michael Hall’s uber-rich Zachary Beck. Hall is absolutely fantastic in the role, easily jumping between concerned yet distant father to tough but unwilling criminal, and Hall knows it since he recognized the joy and how recently becoming a father gave him a wealth of experience to draw on. He spoke about this to Variety.

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Reacher star Maria Sten opens up about her character Neagley's spinoff series as filming gets underway this month.

The More Complex Villain of Zachary Beck

Season 3 of Reacher is based on Child’s 7th novel released,...

The first expansion in Prime Video's Reacher franchise has begun filming. Maria Sten, who will headline the spinoff as Reacher's ally Frances Neagley, has revealed what fans can expect from the upcoming Prime Video show.

While Sten couldn't reveal exact plot details about Neagley, the actor told Screen Time (via Echo) that she was "so excited with the material. It's very much Neagley in her world and I guess you do see her in Chicago when you meet her in Season 3, so in that way, we establish she has a world outside of Reacher when she isn't going off on crazy missions to help him. Or when I'm not enlisting him to find our friends. I think you do find her in her own universe and I think that maybe is what will help us tie into this show."

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This article contains mild spoilers for "Reacher" Season 3.

"Reacher" Season 3 has received a lot of advance attention for its antagonist game. However, much of it has been directed at the hulking Paulie (Olivier Richters), whose gigantic frame makes even Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson) look puny in comparison. While this is understandable from a visual standpoint, it's worth noting that Paulie is far from the only villain in the mix. Rug purveyor Zachary Beck (Anthony Michael Hall) seems to be up to very little good, and the looming presence of an ominous man called Francis Xavier Quinn is also hovering above the events.

While Quinn is largely absent from the show's first three episodes, he's heavily telegraphed to be the most devious villain Reacher has faced yet. The actor who's tasked with portraying the character is none other than Brian Tee, who happens to have plenty of experience in all levels...

Anthony Michael Hall, the actor known for his iconic roles in '80s films like The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles, is returning to the spotlight with a role in the Prime Video action hit Reacher. In the recently released Season 3, Hall plays Zachary Beck, a ruthless millionaire in the importing business who will stand against the titular hero, Jack Reacher. Hall's career is long enough, and he may have drawn some inspiration from his movies and TV shows, but for Reacher, he found a personal event that was significant enough to make his character "rich."

"Suddenly, I had a wealth of things to draw on," the actor explained in a new interview with Variety. Elsewhere, Hall spoke about the multilayered character that poses as a rug importer and turns out to be part of a crime ring. While the genre of Reacher usually focuses on action set pieces and intricate fight sequences,...

Anthony Michael Hall has always sought out roles that challenge expectations. From his early days as the quintessential 1980s nerd in The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles to his more recent work in The Dark Knight and Bosch: Legacy, Hall has spent his career proving he’s much more than just a Brat Pack alum. His latest role, however, might be his darkest yet. In Reacher Season 3, Hall plays Zachary Beck, a seemingly mild-mannered rug importer who — you will be stunned to learn — is, in reality, a powerful arms dealer caught in a dangerous power struggle. For the veteran actor, the chance to play a villain with a bit of meat on the bones in one of Prime Video’s biggest — literally — series was too compelling to pass up.

Tom Cruise who? Hulking action star Alan Ritchson has now played beloved antihero and skull-knocking machine Jack Reacher in more adaptations of Lee Child's bestselling book series than the Reacher before him (who's currently busy risking life and limb as a different beloved action hero), and judging by the reviews for "Reacher" season 3, it's a role Ritchson was meant to play.

The three-episode premiere of the Prime Video series' latest season dropped on the Amazon-owned streaming service this week, and the response from fans and critics alike so far has been impressively positive. The season currently boasts a 97% Fresh Rotten Tomatoes score, meaning that 28 of the 29 Rt-approved critics who previewed the season liked or loved it (it maintained a coveted 100% for quite a while). It's enough to bump the new season into the Certified Fresh category, which puts it in the company of other great 2025 releases like the third seasons of "Yellowjackets,...

This article contains spoilers for "Reacher" Season 3.

One of the recurring aspects of "Reacher," apart from bad guys with short lifespans, is middlemen who get involved with the wrong people. In Season 3, this position is filled by Bizarre Bazaar CEO Zachary Beck, who has already seen his family suffer at the hands of his "business partner," Julius McCabe, formerly known as Xavier Quinn (Brian Tee). To make matters worse, all this corruption and illegal activity has caught the attention of DEA agent Susan Duffy (Sonya Cassidy), who, following a botched undercover operation, sends in our boy Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson) to keep tabs on what's happening. After Reacher poses as potential muscle for the businessman, Beck's world soon gets turned upside down as traitorous activity begins to reveal itself, deals go south, and the bad guys closest to him end up very, very dead.

Understandably, it's a stressful situation to be in,...

Hollywood actor Anthony Michael Hall, who became a household name in the ’80s with his iconic roles in John Hughes movies like Sixteen Candles and The Breakfast Club, had spent much of his career defying the typecasting that followed his early fame. Over the years, he has become no stranger to playing complex and negative characters, but his latest role in Reacher takes his acting to new depths.

Anthony Michael Hall in Sixteen Candles | Credit: Universal Pictures

Now in the third season of Prime Video’s hit series Reacher, Hall is ready to show how far his range has come as the villainous arms dealer. The actor has also opened up about his personal journey of fatherhood which he brilliantly incorporated into portraying his layered character in Reacher.

Anthony Michael Hall shared how his fatherhood journey is helping the father-son dynamic in the series Reacher

In a recent interview with Variety,...

With news of a potential St. Elmo’s Fire sequel blowing up the internet, all eyes are turning to other 1980s cult classics, primarily Sixteen Candles and The Breakfast Club, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. In a recent interview with MovieWeb to chat up his gritty role in Season 3 of Reacheropposite Alan Ritchson, Anthony Michael Hall, who starred in both films, told MovieWeb that, “I’ve always tipped my hat to [director] John Hughes.”

“I wouldn't be here without him,” Hall added. “I think of that great Isaac Newton quote about, ‘Standing on the shoulders of giants.’ In my life, John Hughes was that. Harold Ramis was that. Lorne Michaels. I was very privileged at a young age to work with great people. And it's always about that. It's about the company you keep and the collaboration. And of course, your work-life experience.”

Back in 1985, Hall played Brian Johnson...