These days, Alan Richson is known for being a giant man at the head of Prime Video's "Reacher" series. Huli's physics helped the show become a great success, not only because he fits the character description of Lee's original novels, but because the fans were robbed by the book "Jackec Rice" in both Tom Cruise's 2010 films. The play proved to be an instant hit and has since retained its popularity, with Season 3 of Reacher that crashed the rating rating. With its successful streaming series, Richson not only gave the saga Jackec Ricer a worthy adaptation of the screen, but also established itself as the main starvet that has since appeared in "Fast X", "The Ministry of Non -Intense War", and will soon will soon Starwar along with Arnold Schwarzenegger in a Christmas film with a wild premise.

It is a long way to this point for the actor, who began his career by 2006 with his display of Arthur Curry/Aquanus at CW's "Smalville". In fact, he began before appearing on the "American Idol" and in 2003 and 2004, eventually doing it through his second audition before being expelled from the ghosts behind the judge's mass. In any case, Richson worked for two decades before he really broke with Reacher and on his way to the Ardwar, he made some really interesting movies and appeared in some attractive TV shows. He also appeared on some slopes, and "The Wedding Ringer" in 2015 is a perfect example. Despite this badly advised comedy of Kevin Hart, who refers to the reviews, Richson is actually a pleasure to watch the film, playing a role that could not be away from the fastened former military man he was known for.

Before Reacher, Alan Richson appeared in one of the worst TV shows ever When playing "expired cow" in "Fred: the show". But even that can at least be a little more interesting than the "Wedding Ringer", which, according to Kevin Maher in Times"He managed to offend so many levels that he is really great."

Directed and co-written by Ereeremi Garrelik, who had previously been prescribed to the "hangover" and has since directed "Mystery 2" for Netflix, Oshosh Gad's Film Stars as a husband Doug Harris, who, two weeks before his wedding. The socially awkward Doug is simply not very good at socializing, but Kevin Hart is ready to help. Harti's Kalahan of Hart owns Best Man Inc., a company that is actually specialized in providing fake friends without friends, and here is Richson. The future "Reacher" Starwar is playing Kip Loyola/Carriv, a kind of weak boy, who will be one of Doug Grudsman and Aces at the audition after taking over his double.

It's not exactly one of the Alan Richson's best performancesAnd Buddy's romantic comedy was certainly not a critical success. But that gave the actor a chance to show off his comedy chops, which have always been quite sharp, even if they have not yet taken the front and center, as Ritson led Reacher.

The "Wedding Ringer" was not the best directorial debut for Ereeremi Garrelik, though it could also have been worse. On the other hand, the film made $ 79 million against a $ 23 million budget, making it commercial success. On the negative side, Drew Hunt of the magazine of the magazine called it "so gall bladder that watching it feel like playing a game in the basic cable bingo." It is a representative of the General Tenor of Reviewers who collectively gave a Rotten tomatoes Score of 29% of the film.

However, for Alan Richson, it must be fun to indulge in his stupid side, and while Kevin Hart actually manages to buy certain scenes in otherwise scary film, Richson also makes his best to strive for the audience, as much as he can, while he can go without a shirt. "Wedding Ringer" debuted a year after Richson played Rafael in two Movies "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", and he has since talked about how he hates the filming of those films. As such, it was probably a nice little break for him to take this light comedy, and it shows in his charming silly performance.

After "Wedding Ringer", Richson will play Neglected MMA movie that is now moving to the premiere video And several seasons of the "Titans" of DC, where he played Hank Hall/Hawk. He also made his directorial debut with "Dark Web: Cicada 3301" in 2021, giving him a chance to demonstrate his comic talents by playing a small supporting role shortly before debuting as a titular hero in "Reacher" next year. That directorial debut was certainly much better than Garrik, and we hope to see more than the actor's stupidity, as his career is advancing here, ideally repairing Kevin Hart or Oshosh Gad.