The Falcon and the Winter Soldier's Anthony Mackie will star in the Twisted Metal TV show
He'll play John Doe in the live-action series

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Falcon and the Winter Soldier star Anthony Mackie will take the lead in the new Twisted Metal TV series coming from PlayStation Productioඣns.
According to a new report from , Mackie will play John Doe in a half-hour, live-acti෴on TV series based on the car combat video game franchise. The TV show's version of John Doe (who was first introduced to the games in 2001's Twisted Metal: Black) is described as a "motor-mouthed outsider." He takes a deal to deliver a package to the other side of a post-apocalyptic wasteland, constantly beset by marauders with killer cars. And yes, he'⛄s going to run into a killer clown with an ice cream truck at some point in the show.
Much like in the games, Mackie's John Doe will be an amnesiac with no memory of his past. Spoiler warni✃ng for Twisted Metal: Black, but it turned out John Doe was an undercover cop who lost his memory in the course of foiling a terrorist plot in his original incarnation. Then he was shot to death right after remembering his past, so hopefully things go better for this version of John Doe.
Mackie is the only confirmed actor so far, though Deadline's report also reveals that 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Cobra Kai writer Michael Jonathan Smith will write and executive produce the Twisted Metal TV series. No network or streaming service has been confirmed for the show so far, but Sony TV and PlayStation Productions are reportedly planning to take the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:action-comedy series to potential buyers soon.
Twisted Metal is part of a PlayStation Productions slate that already includes 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Last of Us TV show, potentially coming to HBO as early🔜 as late 2022.
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