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‘Prey’ Official Trailer

Vertical has released a new trailer for the upcoming thriller Prey, starring Ryan Phillippe and Mena Suvari.

Prey is written and directed by Mukunda Michael Dweli, and stars Phillippe, Emile Hirsch, Dylan Flashner, Tristan Thompson, Michaela Sasner, Jeremy Tardy and Suvari. The film tells the story of a young Christian missionary couple who are on a plane that crashes in the middle of an animal preserve, filled with dangerous animals.

“After an extremist militant group threatens their lives, a young couple is forced to flee their Christian missionary post in the Kalahari Desert,” reads the film’s official synopsis. “After being granted passage aboard a rickety plane, piloted by a corrupt smuggler, their escape to safety is nearly in reach. But when their aircraft loses power and crash lands, they discover a bigger threat awaits them as they find themselves stranded in the middle of an animal preserve populated by maneaters — lions, leopards, and hyenas. Injured, frightened, and being tracked by the extremists, this ragtag group of passengers must fight for survival from both man and beast where only the strong will survive.”

‘Prey’ is set to premiere in theaters and on-demand on March 15, 2024.

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‘Motorheads’ Starring Ryan Phillippe Ordered to Series at Prime Video

“Motorheads,” a coming-of-age ensemble drama from John A. Norris (“All American”) and Jason Seagraves (“Hacksaw Ridge”), has been ordered to series by Amazon’s Prime Video.

The show follows a group of outsiders in a once-thriving rust belt town who form an unlikely friendship over a mutual love of automobiles. While some characters navigate the hierarchy and rules of high school, others are racing from a dark past.

“’Motorheads’ is a gripping story, anchored around the series of ‘firsts’ that accompany young adulthood,” Lauren Anderson, Amazon MGM Studios’ head of AVOD originals, unscripted and targeted programming, said in a statement. “We have an incredible group of actors bringing John’s (out)cast of characters to life and we are excited to share this wistful, nostalgic journey with our global, Prime Video customers.”

Ryan Phillippe (“Shooter”) has been cast as Logan, a former NASCAR mechanic who now owns his own auto body shop in his hometown of Ironwood, Pennsylvania. Logan is having trouble keeping his shop afloat, and lives in the shadow of infamous brother, Christian Maddox.

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Ryan Phillippe Latests Photos

Ryan walking around Los Angeles (April 5, 2023)

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‘Miranda’s Victim’ Award-Winning

‘Miranda’s Victim’ has been awarded as ‘Best Show‘ at the ‘Accolade Global Film Competition’, Miranda’s Victim’ is a 2023 American biographical crime drama directed by Michelle Danner and starring Abigail Breslin, Luke Wilson, Kyle MacLachlan, Ryan Phillippe, Mireille Enos, Emily VanCamp, Andy Garcia, and Donald Sutherland.

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Ryan Phillippe interview by Gio Journal

With an epic career that spans 30 years, two new films and multiple projects on the horizon, Ryan Phillippe is not going anywhere.

JR: You have had such an awesome ride in your career, from I Know What You Did Last Summer, a cult classic, to 54, which I love, and Cruel Intentions, Lincoln Lawyer, all of which are favorites of mine. How do you stay in the game this long without burning out?

RP: It’s interesting; I feel like there have been periods where I did burn out or come close to it. I have been doing this now for over 30 years, which is crazy. And over the course of a 30-year career, you have peaks and valleys in almost any business that’s bound to happen. But particularly in this one. And with the way things have changed over the last ten years, there have been times, not so distant times, where I have contemplated doing something different with my life, and that is sort of why I had begun to branch out into the hospitality space, because as much as there’s aspects of entertainment and being an actor that I still do very much love, it’s not rewarding on the same level, just because of the fact that there are so many streamers now and the market is flooded with content, and it feels like to get something to resonate is even more difficult than it was when I first started out.

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