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"This Will Be Bigger And More Expensive Than Ever", Prime Video Goes All The Way For The New Season Of This Intelligent Thriller
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"This Will Be Bigger And More Expensive Than Ever", Prime Video Goes All The Way For The New Season Of This Intelligent Thriller

The excitement surrounding the upcoming season of 'The Terminal List' is at an all-time high, promising thrilling adventures ahead.

The second season of The Terminal List is taking shape and, according to the creators, it's going to be bigger than ever. Although the release is still pending, writer Jack Carr and showrunner David DiGilio have announced that filming is in full swing and that this season is Prime Video's most ambitious production to date.

The official title is The Terminal List: True Believer. Lead actors Chris Pratt and Taylor Kitsch are returning, while Gabriel Luna has joined the cast. The creators promise that each season will surpass the previous one, incorporating lessons learned from earlier episodes.

From Revenge Thriller To International Espionage


While the first season focused on an intense psychological revenge mission within the military action genre, season 2 shifts the narrative to a global espionage adventure. The character James Reece embarks on a grand international stage, exploring new locations and storylines.

The production spans multiple continents. Scenes have been filmed in South Africa and Canada, and soon the crew will return to Africa for further shoots. According to DiGilio, it's an extraordinary journey that significantly expands the series' reach.

Prime Video Is Going All Out


With The Terminal List: True Believer, Prime Video aims to raise the bar within its action segment. The creators describe it as one of the largest productions the platform has ever undertaken. For fans, this means they can expect more locations, larger action scenes, and an expansion of the story on an international level. Additionally, you can also enjoy the prequel The Terminal List: Dark Wolf on Prime Video.

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