Chris Pratt nails lucrative franchises, from Jurassic World to Guardians of the Galaxy and even the recent Super Mario Bros. Movie. His move to streaming with The Terminal List: Dark Wolf paid off big time, spawning a second season and a spinoff. Despite mixed reviews, the series was ratings hit. Based on Jack Carr’s book series, there’s plenty more to come. Get ready for more action with Lt. Commander James Reece and his Navy SEALs squad in this expanding TV universe.
The Terminal List: Dark Wolf release date
Dark Wolf’s official release date is still unknown, but it looks like we’ll have to wait a bit to find out. It’s likely that it won’t be available on Prime Video until early 2025 because filming is only getting started in February 2024. Based on the first season of The Terminal List, which started filming in March 2021 but wasn’t released on streaming services until July 2022, this is how things went.
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The Cast And Crew
Taylor Kitsch takes the lead as Edwards in the series, reprising his role from The Terminal List, finally finding his own franchise after past attempts like Gambit and John Carter. Pratt returns as James Reece, though not in a leading role this time. Tom Hopper from The Umbrella Academy joins as SEAL Raife Hastings, and Luke Hemsworth from Westworld as CIA contractor Jules Landry, possibly the antagonist with a volatile persona.
The Plot
Dark Wolf offers a different flavor from The Terminal List, described as an “elevated espionage thriller.” Set five years earlier, it follows Ben Edwards’ journey from Navy SEAL to CIA paramilitary operator, exploring the darker aspects of warfare. Co-created by Jack Carr and David DiGilio, it’s not directly based on a novel but promises the same talent behind the scenes and in front of the camera, with Taylor Kitsch and Chris Pratt also serving as executive producers.
When will The Terminal List: Dark Wolf release on Prime Video?
Unfortunately, an official release date for Dark Wolf has yet to be announced. With filming starting in February 2024, it’s likely to premiere on Prime Video in early 2025, following a similar timeline to The Terminal List’s first season. The good news is that once Dark Wolf wraps up, production for The Terminal List season 2, adapting Carr’s novel True Believer, will begin. So while there’s a bit of a wait for new content, fans can look forward to a James Reece Cinematic Universe on Prime Video, a testament to Chris Pratt’s knack for successful projects.
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