Game of Thrones and The Matrix 4's Jessica Henwick appears in a new preview image from The Gray Man.
It's Netflix's most expensive project to date, costing the streaming giant $200 million, but with her, Ryan Gosling, a moustachioed Chris Evans and Ana de Armas leading the charge, you just know it'll be money well spent.
Lloyd Hansen (played by the ex-Captain America) is joined by Henwick's mystery character below, as they survey something in a computer suite:
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The Gray Man directors Joe and Anthony Russo previously revealed of Hansen: "He's a really unique character and this is Evans as a villain, so it's a really interesting character and I think he's going to get to flex quite a bit in this role."
At the CCXP Worlds panel, Joe teased how this could be the beginning of a new franchise.
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"This is being conceived as a series of films, and again, potentially branching out, we could follow other characters, but we're not gonna answer every question in the movie," he said.
"So you're gonna finish the movie [and] have a complete story, but you're still gonna have questions about the wider universe."
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Evans himself caught up with Empire Magazine ahead of the spy blockbuster's premiere this summer.
"I love the Russos, and I'll pretty much do anything they ask me to do. And this is a character I've never been able to play. He's so liberated, and free, and honest," the actor shared.
"What I like about him is that you should almost fear his smile more than his scowl. I think he understands that what he does is bad and harmful, but I think he considers himself necessary. He thinks he's a disrupter."
The Gray Man hits UK cinemas on July 15, before streaming on Netflix from July 22.
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