And so they kind of removed all the Hollywood sauce that you're used to, and it felt more real that way and created this fog-of-war fight sequence. Mike Tedesco is not on the list in the series, as hes portrayed. The first big difference is that of the Mexican Cartel, which is listed as an organization rather than a person in the book.
We could have illuminated the whole thing with a string of lights but then the question comes up, so why would these Syrian loyalists have a string of lights leading to their underground lair? That's not real! So our team of tech advisors would come in, and they'd be like, that doesn't work, that doesn't work, that doesn't work, that doesn't work. For The Terminal List TV show, the list is: Josh Holder, Saul Agnon, Steve Horn, Marcus Boykin, Navajas, Pillar, Cox, Howard, Lorraine Hartley, Ben Edwards. The level of authenticity is so real, that you almost don't get to see a lot of it because it is dark. It's dark and everyone other than me and maybe a couple of actors are actual former Navy SEALs. We were up to our waste in this disgusting water that's made to look like sewage. The pilot was 22 days, which is a lot for a television show, and I think four or five of those days was spent in the tunnels. The Terminal List - Season 1: Teaser 2min 18+ Subtitle Badge Icon Navy SEAL Commander James Reece turns to vengeance as he investigates the mysterious forces behind the murder of his entire platoon. His career mirrors mine in that he was a prior enlisted.
"And, man, it was really, really intense. James Reece is a combination of all sorts of people, both real and fictional, though not intentionally. "We had to build the tunnel system on a backlot at Paramount and flood the whole thing with water, it's meant to be a Syrian tunnel system," Pratt says.
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