‘Reacher’ Star Alan Ritchson: ‘Cops
Get Away with Murder All the Time’
Posted By: sagman, 4/12/2024 10:16:18 PM
Alan Ritchson, the star of Amazon’s hit show, Reacher, claims to be “very disturbed” that police officers can get away with murdering people “all the time” and are never held accountable for it. The 41-year-old actor cast his accusation about lawless police officers in his interview with The Hollywood Reporter last week in which he made a series of admissions of his extreme views.
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Assuming he was accurately quoted: what a maroon. Why go out of your way to turn off half or more of your audience? Ive enjoyed the Reacher novels. The author, Lee Child, had his character express some leftist views in the 10th or 11th book (?) in the series and was ripped by fans who wanted Reacher to remain apolitical. Child got the message. Now Ritchson, probably believing the TV show's popularity inoculates from a backlash, spews leftist cant. I will not watch the new season of "Reacher." My view of the character he plays is now altered. Is that rational? Of course not. But the show is still dead to me.