It’s What’s Inside: Trailer, Release date, cast, plot & Everything we know About the Thrilling body-swap film
Last updated September 20, 2024
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The Has Fallen franchise is stepping into new territory with its first-ever TV adaptation, Paris Has Fallen. Known for its high-octane action and political intrigue, the franchise, which began with Gerard Butler's Olympus Has Fallen, has captivated fans worldwide.Â
This eight-part series shifts the spotlight to the streets of Paris and introduces new characters, promising a fresh take on the iconic saga. While Gerard Butler remains behind the scenes as an executive producer, the series delivers thrilling espionage and drama in the heart of the French capital.
The latest buzz surrounding Paris Has Fallen includes the recent release of its action-packed trailer, sparking excitement among fans. The show, which has already gained massive popularity in France, is set to reach US audiences soon via Hulu. This expansion underscores the franchise's ongoing global appeal and its ability to captivate audiences with new storylines and characters.
From behind-the-scenes details to exclusive updates, we’re covering everything you need to know about Paris Has Fallen. Stay tuned as we keep this page updated with the latest news and surprises about this exciting new chapter in the Has Fallen universe!
All eight episodes of Paris Has Fallen will debut in the United States on Friday, Dec. 6, 2024, exclusively on Hulu.Â
In France, the series aired on Canal+ starting Sept. 23, 2024, while viewers in the United Kingdom gained access to the show on Prime Video from Nov. 1, 2024.
First poster for ‘PARIS HAS FALLEN’
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Paris Has Fallen dives into a gripping political conspiracy threatening France and its allies. At the center of the chaos is Vincent Taleb, a dedicated protection officer tasked with guarding French Defense Minister Philippe Bardin.Â
A seemingly routine embassy reception turns deadly when Jacob Pearce, a disgraced former French Foreign Legion captain, leads a calculated attack targeting the minister. Vincent must navigate through betrayal and danger, teaming up with resourceful MI6 operative Zara Taylor to thwart the terrorists’ escalating plot.
As the attack unfolds, the duo uncovers a web of vengeance that transcends the immediate threat. Pearce's goal is not only to expose dark secrets of France’s political elite but to exact catastrophic revenge on the government itself. Vincent's trust is tested as he discovers unsettling truths about those he protects, forcing him to rely on Zara as they fight to prevent chaos from engulfing Paris.
The series blends action, political intrigue, and personal drama, showcasing Vincent and Zara's partnership as they confront a relentless adversary in a battle for the city’s survival.
Check out the trailer for the show below.
Directors Hans Herbots and Oded Ruskin lead the project, bringing their expertise to the series. Gerard Butler, star of the original Has Fallen films, serves as an executive producer on the new series, collaborating with Jeffrey Greenstein, Avi Lerner, Yariv Lerner, and others.Â
Howard Overman wrote the eight-episode series, with production handled by StudioCanal, Urban Myth Films, Millennium Media, and G-BASE—the latter two also responsible for the film franchise. Eclectic Pictures is also attached to the project.Â
Producers include Johnny Capps, Julian Murphy, and Howard Overman for Urban Myth; Gerard Butler and Alan Siegel for G-BASE; Avi Lerner, Jeffrey Greenstein, Jonathan Yunger, and Yariv Lerner for Millennium Media; and Heidi Jo Markel for Eclectic Pictures.
Filming took place in October 2023, with locations in Paris and London.