John Wick prequel series now coming to Peacock in 2023
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The Continental, a three-part special event that serves as a prequel to the Keanu Reeves-led action thriller series 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:John Wick, has found a new streaming home at Peacock.
The limited series, which is centered on the hotel predominantly featured within the franchise, was previously slated to premiere on Starz as a Starz Original series. John Wick, Lionsgate's blockbuster, stars Reeves as a former hitman who is for⛦ced to reenter the criminal underworld he abandoned. The series also stars Ian McShane andꦫ Lance Reddick.
"Tඣhe John Wick films have become a global phenomenon, are among the most watched titles on Peacock and we are thrilled and honored to partner with Lionsgate t🦹o extend this incredible franchise," Peacock President Kelly Campbell said of the decision.
While McShane plays Winston, manager of The Continental, in the films, Colin Woodell will play a younger version in the 1970s-set prequel, with Ayomide Adegun as Charon, Peter Greene, and Mel Gibson as Cormac. The Book of Eli's Albert Hughes will helm the first and last episode w🎶ith The Lord of the Rings: The Ring's of Power's Charlotte Brandstorm directing ♎the second.
It makes perfect sense for the limited series to make its debut on Peacock, which is the current streaming home for all𓂃 three John Wick films.🧸 Starz is currently home to original shows like P-Valley, Raising Kanan, Shining Vale, and Gaslit.
John Wick 4 is slated for a March 24 2023 release date. For more, check out the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best new TV shows coming your way in 2022 and beyond.
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