“The Continental” takes us back to 1970s New York City, providing the backstory of the infamous hotel that played a significant role in John Wick’s adventures. Although John Wick himself won’t be the focus this time, we’ll delve into the life of a young Winston Scott, portrayed by Colin Woodell, who managed the chaos of contract killers at the luxurious hotel. The series explores how the young Winston became entangled in running this upscale assassin HQ and uncovers the gritty underworld of the New York assassin game.
The Continental Release Date
Exclusively available on Peacock, “The Continental: From The World of John Wick” is set to premiere this September. While an official premiere date has yet to be announced, reports from San Diego Comic-Con suggest that part one will kick off on Friday, September 22, followed by part two on Friday, September 29, and part three concluding the series on Friday, October 6.
The Continental
The talented cast of “The Continental” includes Colin Woodell in the lead role, alongside Nhung Kate, Ben Robson, Katie McGrath, and Academy Award-winner Mel Gibson.
John Wick 5
Although John Wick, portrayed by Keanu Reeves, frequented the Continental in the movies, there has been no confirmation regarding his appearance in the series. However, “John Wick” fans can still look forward to more action as a potential “John Wick 5” is in development, along with the spinoff movie “Ballerina,” starring Ana de Armas, scheduled for release in June 2024, as per reports.
FAQs
Q1. Will there be John Wick 5?
A1. John Wick” fans can still look forward to more action as a potential “John Wick 5” is in development, along with the spinoff movie “Ballerina”, starring Ana de Armas, scheduled for release in June 2024, as per reports.
Q2. When will ‘The Continental’ release?
A2. Exclusively available on Peacock, “The Continental: From The World of John Wick” is set to premiere this September.
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