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Netflix’s Biggest Action Franchise Gets Major Spinoff Update With Title & First Look Image

Netflix has released several major action movies in recent years, often with big budgets and bigger stars. These range from The Gray Man with Chris Evans and Ryan Gosling, to Red Notice with Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds. While both pulled in well over 100 million views (and over 200m in the case of the latter), neither has received a sequel. Instead, the streamer’s biggest, bona fide action franchise is Chris Hemsworth’s Extraction, which has two movies with well over 200m views combined, and more on the way. The Thor actor stars as Tyler Rake, a mercenary who, as the title suggests, performs high-risk extraction or rescue missions.

Netflix's 'life-or-death' new thriller featuring Downton Abbey star gets first look

Netflix has released a first look at its upcoming thriller, Mercenary: An Extraction Series, and it is already shaping up to be a must-watch. Expanding the Extraction universe, which is based on the graphic novel Ciudad by Ande Parks, Joe Russo and Anthony Russo, the eight-part series follows a mercenary played by Omar Sy (Lupin) as he embarks on a dangerous rescue mission in Libya.

The series also stars Ed Speleers, who played Jimmy Kent in Downton Abbey, and Natalie Dormer, who has appeared in The Hunger Games and Game Of Thrones. 

Filming took place across Ireland and Morocco, with Louise Hooper (The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, The Sandman) and Tim Southam (Foundation, One Piece) each directing four episodes. Glen Mazzara (The Walking Dead, The Shield) serves as showrunner, while the series is executive produced by AGBO.

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