This article contains spoilers For "Reacher" Season 3.

Season 3 Reacher is finally here, And with that, the High Jackack Reacher (Alan Richson) reaches another colorful accompanying team. This time, the military volunteer military police, turned into a volunteer, is in Maine, where a strange young man (Nyoni Berchtold) saves from an attempted kidnapping and ends up accidentally killing a police officer from ordinary places as a result. Fortunately, the child's father, Zachari Beck (Anthony Michael Hall), is going to be a rich shot that is ready to help. Soon, Reacher is semi-strong recruited in a strange group that seems to do something far more comfortable than the aforementioned Raison d'tre on the sale of rugs ... or is he?

In reality, both the abduction and death of the police officer were Rouge. Achiever and the people they set up are in Cahoots, with the protagonist working as a covert agent for stubborn nail Susan Duffy. Both Reacher and Duffy have their own reasons for the risky infiltration mission, and while they work towards the same goal, their strong will for the occasion of the occasion. Since Reacher has two seasons of character development under the belt, this setting requires a lot of presence from the actor depicting Duffy. Fortunately, the show was found by Sonja Cassidi, which climbes the challenge with a lot of experience from larger TV shows. Here's why it may seem to be known to viewers.

The events of AMC's "people" take place in a world in which extreme human "synthetic" robots are common and are assigned to perform any functions ranging from manual work to medical work and certain more ... unusual tasks. This is several ethical and social problems, especially since some of the synthesis there are actually aware - and not always happy about their condition.

In 2016, Sonja Cassidi appeared in season 2 "People" as Hester, harassed factory worker synthesis, which becomes conscious and joined with her relatives ten (Rafael Akloke), Max (Ivano Jeremia) and Sinn Hybrid Leo (Colin Morgan) . The group spends most of its time on the run and near-immediately loses a member. As a result of her awakening of shock, bad memories of humanity and refugee life, Hester is difficult to adapt to her new situation and soon develop cold burning hatred for humanity. In an interview for 2016 with International business timesCassidi analyzed the development of the character and how it feels a gloomy direction of Hester's character's arch is rooted in realism:

"Her new -stagnant omnivation (causes) to immediately feel the effect of memories (so far only the data) of neglecting and harassing the factory, in the hands of people. Moreover, one of her first experiences is that of being lying, hunted and fired;

If you want a quick idea for the scope of Sonja Cassidi, watch "people" back with her other big show on AMC, "Lodge 49"-comedy-created by Jimim Gavin-Drama for DAD (Wyatt Russell), Long Beach Surfer It requires a new direction in life and ends up joining a secret society. This, of course, is a very simple way to describe the multilayer (and often very funny) on the show, anchored by touching characters and representations.

Cassidi is played by Liz, DAD twin sister. Her life is at least as trouble as her brother, because her mistakes in the past slammed so many doors that they were locked in a deadlock while dealing with the debt that their dead father left behind. She was part of the 2018 Lodge 49 main team until the show's cancellation after her second season due to the decline.

While the critical series Darling had never had a chance to conclude on its own conditions, Cassidi delivered electricity performance. That image of a powerful but disadvantaged person, underlining Liz's mental struggle with the subtle ways the character moves in the show. Here's how she analyzes the physical physics of her character in an interview with 2019 AV Club:

"She's a kind of minimized. Her life was getting up, dressing up, going to work, wearing clothes. And when she's not there, it's much to cover yourself. Go after her."

2022 was a year for Sonja Cassidi, which played big roles in no less than two TV shows. The first of them was the historical drama of the BBC/Netflix "The Last Kingdom", which is based on Bernard Cornwell's "Saxon Stories" book series and partly covers the same country as the "Vikings" in history.

Cassidi joined the show in Season 5 as Edgifu, which is becoming a great force to be considered during this last season - as in the 2023 -year -old film "The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings must die." Unfortunately for her fans, Cassidi did not return to repeat the role of "seven kings must die", in which Elaine Cassidi plays the character instead. This was not because Cassidi did not enjoy the role. On the contrary - in an interview in 2022 with Digital fixationCassidi revealed that the only reason for her absence in "Seven Kings Must Die" is a problem with scheduling:

"It's a hard heart I say not (to reprise the role) because of the scheduling conflict. I had an explosion of "the last kingdom". However, I was a big fan of the show, so it was really fun to join those guys in the beautiful Budapest. Someone else will collect that baton.

The other main project of Sonja Cassidi in 2022 was "the man who fell to the earth", the science drama during the creators Enen Lumet and Alex Kurzmann. The show has a really fascinating premise: it's a sequel to the 1967 film with the same name where David Bowie plays the title "Man who fell to Earth" - Aka Thomas Omeerom Tonutn, a foreigner who disguised himself as a man to take on a secret mission (the one who takes the film in the directions that the viewer could not see him). In the TV, Bill Nigie took over as Tonutn, while Chivel Ethiophor is playing a new foreign visitor known as Faraday. Names like Naomi Harris, Jimi Simpson, Rob Delani, Kate Mulgru and, of course, Cassidi round out the key. The role of Casidi is that of Eddie Flood, a central character who runs a technology company with a surprising connection to Tonutn and, as a result, is eventually at the table for negotiations with a very surprising immigrant.

Unfortunately, this proved to be a relatively short cassy gig and the rest of the cast. While /film Rafael Motomayor found "The Man Who Falling to Earth" is timely and fresh adaptation of scientific classic (You can read his full review here), that joy was short -lived, and the series didn't get a second season.

Sonja Cassidi's acting career began in 2009 with no less than four different projects, including the role of a guest star as the Duchess of Milan in Season 3 of Michael Hirst's scent "Tudori". She continued to play relatively small roles of shows like "Midsomer Murders" after that. However, by 2012, she has already started playing big characters in two different series-namely, the BBC drama "Paradise" (starring as Clara during two series of show) and ITV Whodunnit "Vera", where she played Celine Ashworth from Series 2 to Series 4. She has been working steadily since at least one big TV on her plate. Cassidi has also found time for faster guest starveds that turn into shows like the drama of the mystery "BBC Ripper" "Ripper Street"-and, in particular, the AMC-AMC AMC series by Brett Goldstein and William Bridges , "Solmass", where that co-main lines Season 1, Episode 2, "TheUbors", with David Costabile.

Although most of her work has been on the small screen so far, Cassids have also appeared in many films. She played a small role as secretary in Benedict Cumberbatch-Glumi WikiLeaks Biopic Thriller "Fifth Property" (2013), and also showed Annabella in Kelsey Grammer's banking comedy in 2014 "Breaking the Bank". She can additionally be seen playing Helen in "V for Vendetta" and "Ninja Assassin" Director Jameseims McTegig, Starwar in 2015, crime thriller in 2015 "Survivor".

New episodes of "Reacher" fall on Prime Minister Video Thursday.