Neagley investigates cult-linked death in Reacher spin-off

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Neagley investigates cult-linked death in Reacher spin-off

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Amazon Prime Video has released the first full trailer for “Neagley”, revealing that the “Reacher” spin-off’s murder investigation will involve a seemingly charitable group that is actually a sinister cult. The trailer adds detail to the previously announced series premise, showing Frances Neagley pursuing justice after a former friend’s suspicious death.

The eight-episode first season launches on 16 September, with Maria Sten returning as Neagley and Alan Ritchson guest starring as Jack Reacher. The cast also includes Greyston Holt, Adeline Rudolph, Jasper Jones, Matthew Del Negro and Damon Herriman; the series is based on Lee Child’s characters and is co-created by Nick Santora and Nicholas Wootton.

  • First trailer reveals cult behind Neagley’s murder mystery
  • Eight-episode season premieres on 16 September
  • Maria Sten returns, with Alan Ritchson guest starring

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“Neagley” is a new television series set in the world of “Reacher”, the crime thriller franchise based on characters created by British author Lee Child. It follows Frances Neagley, a former military investigator and close ally of Jack Reacher, who works outside official police structures to uncover wrongdoing.

The series centres on Neagley’s inquiry into the suspicious death of a former friend. Her investigation leads towards a group that presents itself as charitable, raising questions about its true purpose and influence.

Maria Sten plays Neagley, returning from the “Reacher” series, while Alan Ritchson appears as Jack Reacher. Amazon Prime Video is releasing the eight-episode first season on 16 September.

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Originally published by Variety as “‘Reacher’ Spinoff ‘Neagley’ Trailer Teases Creepy Cult at Center of Murder Mystery”.