Scene of the 3rd season that resembled Alan Ritchan about her first heroic role

This season was seen as Alan Richans an evil hero “reacher”, “reacher”, A literal sea of ​​the cross to thwart the days of scoundrels who remain unaware of who they are dealing with. Of course, for those who are familiar with the prolonged career of Rittson, you already remember that the oceans are not an obstacle, given that it reflected the waterproof warrior of the sea, which in the classic series Prackerman “Smallville”.

Rhythson appeared in four episodes of hit -series, which still stands one of its best roles. By putting on the iconic gold and green suit Arthur Kur almost Put the supersicles before Tom Veling made like a Clark Kent Show. Naturally, this role demanded that Richson plunge into the camera, and now, years later, it turns out to be the same that does the same for its army, which is usually observed in the military class boots, paired with T -shirt and jeans, not on a bright gold hydraulicity.

Saying with Folk About returning to the water for “touch”,-admitted Ritson, “Yes, it was quite similar because the water was cold, and when I was a child on” Smallville “, we were in the glacial lake. It was a little over the freezing, and it felt a little like that I had again. “. Perhaps even more intensely sounded than his first days as the number one defender of Atlantis.

Besides the return of memories of your time on Smallville (Concert where he was initially promised spin-off but never received it)Swimming sequences in “Reacher” turned out to be more demanding when it came to the way out of the water, as much as entering. “It was difficult. This water was quite complicated, and removing and crawling on these cold, wet cliffs was not for me, and for those who look – but we did it because we love the show.”

Love or not, the star confessed that after reading the “conviction” (a book on which this season is based The best reading in the “Jack Ricke” series), Rhythson crossed his fingers, he would not need to be immersed, because his fraudulent alte-ego. “Having read the book and enjoying it, it was the one (part) I liked,” I hope we miss it, “he admitted. But no, we actually built most of this world in a giant closed pool. ”

Well, after three seasons, Richson proved that Richer is a damn impenetrable one, so the time came when we learned whether he was waterproof.