A Spy Is Activated In A New Megaclip From JACK RYAN: SHADOW RECRUIT
Yahoo! Movies unveiled a new megaclip from Paramount Pictures’ upcoming action spy thriller, Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit. The new clip shows lead actor Chris Pine with scene details depicting Pine as Ryan as he is checks in at a hotel where he is eventually infiltrated by a hit man played by Game Of Thrones actor Nonso Anozie.
“That particular scene was hard because you have to fight in such an intimate space.“, Pine told Yahoo at a recent press event. “Nonso, the guy who plays the bodyguard Embee, is such a big dude and I’m not a big dude,”. Pine continued his description of the scene stating “It was careful choreography and the floor was slippery and I ended up breaking my finger in that scene. You play through it and figure out a way to collapse onto the bigger fellow and hide your arm. It all worked out.”
The scene also features actor Kevin Costner who plays an old CIA vet and Ryan’s “handler” and mentor who prepares him for his work in the field. Costner was recently featured in a new IMAX character poster which you can view below, in addition to a new international Japanese poster for the film.
Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit releases worldwide between January and March with a North American date set for January 17, 2014, and also stars Keira Knightley, Peter Andersson, David Paymer, Gemma Chan and Colm Feore. The film is based on the work of late author Tom Clancy, written for the screen by David Koepp and is directed by Kenneth Banagh who also stars as the villain.
SYNOPSIS:
In a story taking place prior to the original Jack Ryan stories, Ryan is a young stockbroker working for a billionaire in Moscow before joining the CIA. When the billionaire he is advising frames him for a terrorist plot and kidnaps his wife, Ryan must race against time to clear his name, stop the plot, and save his wife.
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