Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan
Quando si imbatte in una serie di movimenti bancari sospetti, l'analista della CIA Jack Ryan parte alla ricerca di risposte e si ritrova catapultato dalla sicurezza del suo lavoro d'ufficio in un gioco mortale che lo porterà in tutta Europa e nel Medio Oriente. Nel frattempo, un capo terrorista emergente prepara un massiccio attacco contro gli Stati Uniti e i loro alleati.
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S4 E6 • 13/07/2023
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Se la Wright vuole che Jack sopravviva, deve scendere a compromessi. Delle informazioni sensazionali danno alla CIA la possibilità di prevenire un attacco terroristico interno al paese.
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Vedi tutto su TMDBTom Clancy’s Jack Ryan isn’t 24 or NCIS, at least from the first episode, but the rest of the season does have the potential to develop into something more. The series opens as an airstrike takes place in Lebanon, where the seeds of hate are sown for two young survivors. The story then cuts to the present day in Washington D.C. where we find our protagonist rowing in the Potomac River. Jack …
* A very pleasant surprise! We've only just signed up for Prime and this is the first series I watched. I'm glad I did too, because the action is very exciting, the characters are believable - even though they've taken a few liberties on Clancy's originals - and I enjoyed how the focus was swinging to and from the terrorists' point of view. Krasinski does a fine job as the young Ryan. Not too …
Wendell Pierce is a bit.... young... isn't he? I mean he does a great job, but after James Earl Jones and Morgan Freeman you would expect someone that at least looks a bit older. Someone not so Gen-X. But then John Krasinski doesn't really look like someone that would have "Ryan" as a last name.... and, like Wendell, he does a good enough job too. John Hoogenakker, however, looks like the ro…