He may have passed a long stance by filling out television screens after three seasons like Reacher, but Alan Richson is slowly but surely earning a little more on the big screen. After appearing in several films such as "Hunger Games: Catching Fire" and starred in (and openly belittles his experience) Like Rafael in Teenage Mutant Ninja Ninja Turtles in 2014, Richson continued to join the "Fast and Furious" franchise, holding against Vin Diesel and Jason Momoa. However, in 2024, he managed to steal the show from anyone other than the former steel man at Guy Richie's "Ministry of Non -Intensive War". It is only a shame that it was not particularly well accepted by the audience.

Inspired by real events, World War II follows a small range of highly qualified soldiers lined up in enemy lines and prevent Nazi naval operations. The team is led by Gus March-Philips (Henry Caville), and together, they use unortodox sabotage and underground methods to prevent the enemy's plans. Met with a reasonably decent critical reception of 68% of rotten tomatoes"Unfortunately, the Ministry of Non -intensive warfare only received a limited theatrical debut, earning $ 29.7 million against a $ 60m budget before being sent to streaming. Don't worry, however, as you can still check it out at the Prime Video Reacher home, where you will quickly notice that Richson is no doubt the best thing in it.

On paper, the "Ministry of Non -intensive war" has everything that goes for it. Re -unification of the "Man of Uncle Man" Starvala, Henry Caville with director Guy Richie and told the true story that was the inspiration of the Jameseims Bond, there is so much for this film to go properly. Unfortunately, there was simply not enough juice in the tank to get it there, with ours Ereeremi Matai calls it "fun but forgotten film". The counterargument that will make a worthy watch, however, Alan Richson steals every scene in which he appears as a Nazi-killing machine works like Johnon Rambo all while he was in small spectacles.

As a Danish special option for special options, Anders Lassen, Richson has an absolute whale in time as an unpredictable member of the tears team, who went on his own, killing soldiers with nothing but a bow and arrow and any sharp implementation he can get his hands. Especially one sequence sees him splitting through the corridors of the Nazi warship in such a brutal way, even Reacher can suggest that he has been slightly ease.

This and his brilliant realization of Lee's literary hero have proven that Ritson has a film, and even a franchise, on the big screen, if someone just gave him a recording. For some time, the Starwar has announced public applications to play Batman (we are absolutely all)And it is only necessary to look at his time as Anders Lassen to prove that he has the opportunity to do so.