Jackec Reacher quickly becomes one of the most prominent action heroes in modern times. Much of it comes down to Reacher Starvers Alan Richson, whose 6-meter 3-inch framework, 235 pounds finally gave the fans version-accurate version of the ex-military policeman. The audience cannot get enough of Riton in the role, which is confirmed by the fact Season 3 of Reacher has collected a record record for the Prime Minister for video. The actor did not make a secret how hard he worked for the part and how exhausting the casting process was, with Amazon initially hesitates to offer the actor a lead role in "Reacher". But he pushed forward, and fans could not be happier.

Before Richson's casting, there were more actors for the part, including Teddy Seres, Brandon Ruth and Brian Van Holt, but an Australian Starwar seems to have been involved in secret. AIAI Courtney, who played the son of Johnon McClane in "Good Day to Die Hard", was a fan of the character and thought he had the necessary physics for the job. But while he managed to lower the role as a secondary villain in the first adaptation of the big screen of Jackec Ricer's novel, he never had to play the man himself.

Instead, Courtney played Kyle Reese in Terminator Genisys in 2015, one of the most notorious attempts to restart that long -standing franchise. He followed this by playing supervisor Captain Boomerang in mistakes that was the "suicide composition of David Ayer", and that it seemed that Duvli's one-two strikes seemed to have poured cold water on his career for some time-however, returning to Jamesi.

AIAII Courtney was played by Henchman Charlie, a right -ware of Zack's villain, in the 2012 Jackec Ricer, starring Tom Cruise in the title role. The character first appeared in Lee's novel "One Shot", and was inserted into Cruz's inaugural scholar with Courtney, showing the Russian killer. But the Australian actor seems to have always had a desire to play the hero himself.

In an interview of 2025 with ForbesCourtney was asked about the upcoming "war machine" turnaround on Netflix War, in which co-stars with Alan Richson. The film will see the "Money" recruits in a special Ops boot camp, which are forced to face dirt in force, and should provide a lot of adrenaline and stroke for the fans of such things, especially those who enjoy Riton, who deal with the "Reacher" fights. Courtney himself seems to be one of those people, as the actor was asked about "Reacher" and praised his co-star "military machine" for his performance as Lee's Julking hero. But he also revealed that he was dealing with the role of Jackack Reeker when Amazon threw the show. "I saw the play and I remember when it was sorry," he said. "I was like," Wait, I'm big enough to play Jackack Ricer, "and they were like," No, it's too close to home ", which was fierce at the time."

According to Courtney, he was turned aside due to the fact that he had already appeared in the film Jackec Reeker, which would make sense. But, as the actor himself points out, he is also a great man who, under normal circumstances, may not be enough to meet the demands of the role, but was of particular importance with "Reacher".

Jackec Rice is known for its size - so much that when Tom Cruise was thrown at Jackack Ricer, it prompted trouble among fans. The author Lee Deta created the hero as the type of man who entered the room and everyone would notice. Its size was an integral part of the character, as it not only allowed him to project his strength, but often attracted his attention from the unusual elements, leading to multiple adventures on which the actor started through dozens of novels. Described in the books as having "a Six-Pack Like a Cobbled City Street, A Chest Like A Suit of NFL Armor, Biceps Like Basketballs, and Subcutaneous IMPRESSIVE PHYSIQUE, WHICH IS WHY EVERYBODY was so upset when the 5-Foot 7-inch cruise was was found in 2012 and Then return to "Jackack Reacher: Never go back" in 2016.

AIAI Courtney clearly understood the importance of size when it comes to the role, and was probably a hyper aware of the reaction, due to the fact that it appeared in the 2012 film. But the casting process for the video -the "Premier" show proved to be attractive and challenging as any mission that Reacher appeared so far. In fact, Alan Richson described his casting "Reacher" as "the most terrible" moment of his lifeAnd only actually landed the role of Jackack Reeker after another actor was thrown. As such, Courtney probably did well to avoid that particular experience, though he would no doubt help his career if he did.

So far, however, the actor seems to have nothing but admiration for Richson like Reacher, telling Forbes: "

"Alan is great at (" Reacher ") and he is great in a" military machine ". I admire that friend and what he is doing.