‘reacher‘ has become one of the most successful series on Amazon Prime Video, the adaptation of the novels by the British Lee Child They live up to their charismatic protagonist, and season 3 will adapt the seventh book of the saga known in Spain as ‘The inductor‘. There is still no release date for the long-awaited third season of ‘reacher‘, but everything indicates that it will arrive sometime in 2025.
The new season will bring Reacher to the state of Mainein the northeastern United States, and its cast will feature the veteran actor Anthony Michael Hall who will play the main villain of this season 3 and has spoken with the media Screen Rant about what can be expected from the villain he will play: “The character is Zachary Beck and, in appearance, he is like a wholesale drug trafficking boss. , but the truth is that it is a facade, a cover for something a little more sordid. The introduction to this third season is that Reacher has basically saved my son’s ass. He is being mistreated by what we think are a group of townies, but in the end it is a group of dirtier people.”
The veteran actor also added that “in the first episode you see my son (Johnny Berchtold) being mistreated in the city and Reacher comes to save the day the way Reacher does. He comes in, kicks some ass, saves the day. From that moment on, my son tells him: “Look, you should come talk to my father. He can help you, maybe put you to work,” which leads me to hire Reacher.”
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The actor points out that the story is basically the father-son dynamic, adding that “then there’s the whole thing about Zachary Beck and what he represents to Reacher, who will work for him, but as you know, he’s kind of a double agent. He’s still working through all of that. There’s a great actor named Brian Tee, who’s also a part of this season. His character steps out of the shadows and you realize that the two of them are into some dirty business. “It’s going to lead to a larger story that my son gets more involved and attached to.”
