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‘Reacher’ Star Alan Ritchson Went to School With Matt Gaetz and Is Not a Fan: “We’re Adversaries”

In a new GQ profile, Ritchson ponders a future in politics and tries to make sense of his Christian critics: "I doubt that's going to be part of the conversation when I'm standing at the pearly gates!"

Alan Ritchson Goes Undercover and Finds Big Trouble in New Trailer for ‘Reacher’ Season 3

Debuting on Prime Video on Feb. 20, the third season is based on Lee Child's novel 'Persuader' and finds Reacher thrust into a criminal enterprise in an attempt to rescue an undercover DEA informant.

The 31 Most Anticipated Scripted TV Shows of 2025

Long-delayed returning favorites and several intriguing new titles are on tap for the coming year.

Alan Ritchson Reveals ‘Reacher’ Season 3 Release Date

The eight-episode season will roll out weekly, beginning with the first three episodes dropping on Feb. 20, followed by subsequent episodes every Thursday through March 27.

‘Reacher’ Lands Early Season 4 Pickup at Amazon

The renewal for the Prime Video hit comes well before the show's third season debuts.

‘Reacher’ Spinoff Starring Maria Sten Gets Amazon Green Light

The actress will reprise her character of Frances Neagley in the new series.

Amazon Touts ‘The Rings of Power’ Season 2 Ratings as Strong, Yet Below First Season

The 'Lord of the Rings' drama's second season is a Top 5 season for the streamer.

‘Strange Darling’ Star Willa Fitzgerald Breaks Down the Shocking End of Her Acclaimed Thriller

The star talks putting together the puzzle pieces: “I was totally caught off guard."

Alan Ritchson Campaigned For More Brutal Violence In ‘Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare’: “It Should Be Gory”

The 'Reacher' star takes a turn as Danish aristocrat Anders Lassen who was recruited to help battle the Nazis during World War II, or "the baddest dude I’ve ever seen on paper in my life."

The High Highs and Low Lows of Alan Ritchson

'Reacher' shot him into Hollywood’s top tier, but behind that success — the 41-year-old reveals in an unusually candid interview — was a harrowing struggle with bipolar disorder, sexual assault and a suicide attempt that he survived with a mix of faith, love and brute force.

Alan Ritchson Lost His Chance to Play Marvel’s Thor: “I Didn’t Take it Seriously”

Ritchson also revealed he auditioned for the role of Finnick Odair in 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' before the part eventually went to Sam Claflin.

‘Ordinary Angels’ Review: Hilary Swank Plucks Heartstrings Expertly in Inspirational Drama

Alan Ritchson also stars in this fact-based film about a hairdresser who makes it her mission to help a family in desperate need.