If you weren't sure, /the movie loves Alan Richson and wants to see it as many things as possible. Of course, we may get our annual quota to see it as a cave in Henhmen's heads every season in "Reacher", and we can see the promise again in the last "fast and furious" movie, but there are roles of dreams waiting to be taken by the Starvey, Freddi Mercury, just take over the legends of the embroidery, in the background.

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We refer to The long -awaited and constantly inserting restart of Highlander's Smelle Returning to the Scottish Islands and bringing a new takeover of the story of Connor McLod, a 16th -century Scottish dying, just returning to life and revealing that it is immortal as a small number of others. Hence, he was tasked with fighting other warriors by the end of time or until one of them expelled his head.

Now, while we are all to see Richson in the role of the hero of everything he could put his name, Highlander's work was included Henry Cavill's 2021 roster. Instead, the best place to put Richson in this story to take 500 years is to judge blades with cavalry, because the iconic storm, the barbarian villain of the franchise, Kurgan, originally played by Clinse Brown, and the type of movie monster Richson would be perfect for.

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Legend has it that during his time set as Kurgan in the original movie "Highlander", dead brown skin, insincere appearance, placed and crew on the edge of how frightening he looked. Is it a kind of threat that already has to face the Cavill's screening screen in his version of the film, and which is better than his former team member at the Ministry of Non -intensive warfare, Alan Richson?

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Already shown a decent amount of chemistry in the film "Guy Richie" in World War II, watching these two on the screen together will make a great draw in Highland, especially if they are contrary to each other. Both have vast experience in the genre of action, and more importantly, Richson proved to be an unstoppable force in Reacher, with ease to pamper bad guys in the paste. Paste a sword in hand to finish the same job, and you can bet that he will sell enjoying the idea of ​​cutting off his head and loving the same.

For three seasons, the newly appointed "Reacher" kept a very straightforward face while firing illegal operations and turning small towns upside down to get the job done. Now imagine it doing the same, but with a far crazy look in the eye and wanting it every second. Throwing the tortured man to the quarter that has been fighting for the centuries will be stupid fun, especially if they turn the swords under the carefully choreographed direction of Chad Stahelski.

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If there was a highlight in "Fast X" beside Jason Momoa, chewing the scenery as a muscular okeroker, Alan Richson threw his weight around and proved to be the kind of a large, middle -aged resident we were even happier to see Given that Aies's role was originally intended for Kianu Reeves. Given this, taking over Kurgan could not only provide him with an interesting avenue, but also set up an exhibition of the best bits that Alan Richson makes so great for watching the screen. Matching the polished physicality, it is constantly delivered with the likes of "Reacher" and "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare", with perhaps even with the insincere but entertaining elements he gave with "Blue Mountain State", Richson's Kurgan may be a force to be considered.

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However, above all, that combination can provide the kind of iconic villain we didn't have for a while. The kind we are afraid of and we want to see our hero thrown, but secretly hopes it to the end of the film and maybe even a sequel. Richson made his "reacher" and Still running campaign to take over the crusader (which we completely return)But maybe Kurgan is the role under the radar for which miracles could work. Go, Stahelski, we know that there can be only one Connor McLod in Henry Cavill, but there may be a great Kurgan in Alan Richson.