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Chris Pratt teaches 'Way of the Warrior Kid' in Apple TV family film
Chris Pratt plays an injured Navy SEAL uncle who teaches a bullied boy discipline and courage in a film adaptation of Jocko Willink’s novel.
- Apple premiered the first trailer for McG's "Way of the Warrior Kid," an upcoming military drama starring Chris Pratt as an injured Navy SEAL, debuting exclusively on November 25.
- Based on Jocko Willink's novel, the story follows Marc, an 11-year-old boy struggling with bullies, whose life shifts when his uncle, a decorated Navy SEAL, arrives to teach him real courage.
- Jake devises an ambitious program called "Operation Warrior Kid" to help his nephew defend himself, with Jude Hill starring as Marc and Linda Cardellini as his mother, Sarah.
- Reflecting on the project, Pratt stated, "I have faith this film will help to shape today's youth," hoping the story inspires the next generation to learn discipline and self-reliance.
- Directed by McG, the streaming feature follows Pratt's recent success with "The Terminal List," positioning the film within his expanding portfolio on Prime Video.
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'Way Of The Warrior Kid' Trailer: Chris Pratt Plays Navy SEAL Training His Nephew To Defend Against Bullies In Apple TV Comedy Arriving November 25
Chris Pratt dropped his second season of “The Terminal List” last week, and he already has another movie on the horizon with “Way of the Warrior Kid” coming to Apple TV next month. He plays the uncle (an injured Navy SEAL) of a boy played by Jude Hill, as “Uncle Jake” decides to help train him to defend himself from bullies. A new trailer has dropped to help get audiences ready for the family-friendly action comedy. Continue reading ‘Way Of The…
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