
Christopher Rodriguez-Marquette joins Reacher season 4, replacing Jay Baruchel
Christopher Rodriguez-Marquette's casting ended up happening at a remarkably quick pace, with him being hired the same day the role's breakdown was sent out. He was subsequently flown to the set in a matter of days.
Reacher is Amazon Prime's adaptation of Lee Child's Jack Reacher novels that first premiered on February 4, 2022. Before the Amazon Prime series, the Jack Reacher novels had been adapted into a duology starring Tom Cruise.
Barry's Christopher Rodriguez-Marquette has joined Reacher season 4
Christopher Rodriguez-Marquette is known for his role as Chris Lucado in Barry, who's a former Marine logistics officer and one of the few friends Barry Berkman has. He began his career as a child actor, appearing on 1991's Barney and the Backyard gang.
Since then, Chris Marquette has starred in a number of films and shows from a variety of genres, including comedies such as 2009's Fanboys where he co-starred with Jay Baruchel. More recently, Chris Marquette has starred in the Gala Film original series RZR alongside David Bianchi, Mena Suvari, Danny Trejo and Mimi Davila.
Amazon Prime's Reacher adapts Lee Child's long-running series
Prime Video's Reacher series is an adaptation of Lee Child's long-running novel series that debuted with 1997's The Killing Floor. By the time of the Reacher series debut, there had already been 27 novels published. As of writing, there have been a total of 29 novels released.
The Jack Reacher series follows the titular character, who's a United States military veteran, as he travels across the country and makes use of his talents as a private investigator and troubleshooter.
The first season of the Amazon Prime series adapted The Killing Floor, the first novel that was published. The upcoming fourth season is set to adapt 2009's Gone Tomorrow, the thirteenth novel in the series.
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