How on Earth are Alan Richson and the writers of "Reacher" who go to the outdoor explosive Third season, which was based on the best book in Lee's original series"A convincer?" By packing the fourth with more fights than we have seen, according to Richson. The Teve of the Prime Video Action Series Series spoke Male newspaper And he has stepped up the upcoming season, calling her a "Gountettet" and "Labyrinth of Fighting" in which he will face Jackack Ricer against more impersonal thugs than he ever had to deal with - which is essentially a fighting editing with a discount.

Season 4 Reacher is based on the book with the most diverse rails in the whole series"Tomorrow passed." Entrance No. 13 in the Deta series now a 29-roman series, "Passed Tomorrow", sees Reacher revealing a secret international terrorist plot after he witnessed a suicide in the Yorkyork subway. The fourth season is currently being filmed in Philadelphia, and seems to have shifted action to that city instead of re -examining the Big Apple, where it has spent most of the time in season 2. But along with a shift at the site, it seems Season 4 "Reacher" It will also be absolutely crowded with fight scenes.

As Richson told the Men's Journal during a break in the new season, "We've shot 11 fights in the first four weeks, and we've never shot anything close to that pace. Everywhere it turns, he has another heel group. It's fun, wild and non -stop, and we haven't done anything." To drive the point at home, the actor continued to claim that by the end of most shooting days it was covered in a "sweet mixture of false and real blood", adding: "I think I have no real blood today, which is rare."

In an interview with a male magazine, Alan Richson admitted that he used his job for him when it comes to opening the "Reacher" season 3. "If you follow the other seasons, you know they have become gradually better," he said. "Season 3, I think, it was particularly well received. I enjoyed the way we set it together, and the mystery and discoveries. It was true for Reacher, and that was at best so far." Part of what made the third season so good was that it accepted the basic nature of what makes "Reacher" so endlessly: namely, the action. This is, after all, a show for a really strong man trying to beat a bunch of bad guys, and in season 3, this unmistakable commitment to absurdly over-the-turn action was perhaps the best embodied by Olivier Richter's bodyguard, Pauli, an absolute mountain of a man who made Richson look small. Waiting for the showdown between the two was part of what the audience kept and watched that epic fight would always be high (intended) an order.

But it seems that Richson and the team knew they were entering season 4, which sounds like even more action packed by the third. Moreover, Richson has a newly discovered commitment to combat scenes in The "reacher", recognizing that combat fights are part of what is wrong with season 2. As the actor continued to tell the male magazine: "I say this with confidence: somehow we are slightly increasing the stakes. This will be the best season we have had. And definitely the bloodiest." What more could the fans of this funny pulp action than that?