Today, Taylor Sheridan is known as a man in the center of Huge TV Empire extending from "Yellowstone" and many spin-offs Many other premium plays involving "law: bass Reeves", "Liana" and "Tulsa King". TV -EMISSIES OF TAYLORCHERSHIAN are almost too numerous to be considered at this point. But man was not always a fruitful writer and producer he is known today. In fact, he started on a very different way in his career in Hollywood.

Specifically, Sheridan began as an actor in the mid-1990s, appearing in several small film and TV roles before landing the role of deputy chief David Hale on the "sons of anarchy". Before that, he could see him appearing in the episodes of "Walker, Texas Rangon", "Veronica Mars" and "Old Trek: Enterprise", his acting background is part of the reason Sheridan threw himself like Travis Whitley on Yellowlston, Although it also happened to be a heck of a horse driver, making it perfectly suited for Travis Rodeo Starvar. He can also be seen in the spin-off "Yellowolston" in 1883 as a rancer in the real life Charles "Charlie" good night, and in "Lavica" as Cody Spears.

Sheridan's writing talents came into importance with Sicario in 2015, which, with the help of director Denis Vilnev, has easily become one of the best films of the 2010s. After that, Sheridan's writing career was turned off and ran, but he still found time to act in small roles. So it ended up in "12 Strong" in 2018, a underestimated military film starring Chris Hemsworth.

"12 Strong" is a military film directed by Danish director Nikolai Fugsig. She tells the true story of the US Army's special forces sent to Afghanistan near the 9/11 attacks, and is based on a book that is not a fiction of DAG Stanton "Horse Soldiers". The film starred Chris Hemsworth as US Army captain Mitch Nelson, who runs a team of ten other soldiers in Afghanistan, along with Michael Shannon's special forces, Hull Spencer, on a dangerous mission to download the Taliban. However, Nelson and his team have quickly found themselves overwhelmed, and they need to fight the road.

Hemsworth fought for hits outside his films at the Marvel Universe, although he had some success with his films "Extraction" on Netflix, even if He will not act in the upcoming TV series "Extraction". "12 Strong" is another insidious and neglected entrance to his filmmaker who managed to do well in the box office, but failed to make a critical impression. However, it is one of only a few films since Taylor Sheridan.

Creator "Yellowlston" briefly appears in the film, which debuted the same year as "Yellowolston" for the first time, as an officer on the field Brian. After Nelson and his team of land in Afghanistan, they were attacked by Brian and his team, who are mistaken for enemy forces. Shortly thereafter, Brian understands his mistake and welcomes the team in Afghan soil, meeting them at the headquarters known as Alamo. It is a very small role for Sheridan, but since man was one of the edge to become one of the most influential figures on TV, probably not something too worried.

"12 strong" made $ 71 million in the worldwide cashier with a $ 35 million budget, which is certainly nothing to be ashamed of. It is at least as solid performance as Taylor Sheridan's "hell or high water" that earned $ 37.5 million on a $ 12 million budget. "Hell or High Water" was Sheridan's latest acting role before "12 Strong", with the writer playing a small role as a cowboy in his non -hazardous.

While "Hell or High Water" is often cited as one of Sheridan's best films"12 Strong" - written by Ted Tali and Peter Craig - they got anywhere close to such critical recognition. Score of 50% critic and 5.6 out of 10 average rating of Rotten tomatoes I need to tell you the most from what you need to know. Critics seem to have been slightly divided, with some praising action sequences and plays, while others, such as Times"Kevin Maher called the film" Intense Gingoist Stupidity ".

Maybe with eight years of streaming films between us and the "12 Strong" debut, we may rethink the film today and consider it underestimated. As it stands, it is unfortunate one of the many forgotten records of Chris Hemsworth's career and a fun small moment on the Sheridan screen, which at this point of his career is certainly not too bothered by the "12 strong" flying under the radar.