杰克·瑞恩：幽灵战争

THE MANDALORIAN AND GROGU aren’t the only small-screen heroes to make the leap to feature-length films this year. After four seasons of global spy shenanigans on Prime Video, Jack Ryan: Ghost War sees John Krasinski become the fifth actor (after Messrs Baldwin, Ford, Affleck and Pine) to play Tom Clancy’s CIA analyst Jack Ryan in a movie. Here, director Andrew Bernstein talks us through some of its key moments. COLD OPEN, HOT SPOT The film — which was actually co-written by Krasinski, with Aaron Rabin — opens not with Jack, but the villain, Max Beesley’s Crown, as he ruthlessly dispatches two rival agents in an unfinished Dubai skyscraper, while delivering what will become one of the film’s signature lines: “No …