Before becoming deemed to crush the vocal agreements of the bad guys with a single compression, the star of “Reacher” and the favorite of Batman fans, Alan Ritchson, produced and played in his own action thriller, “Dark Web: Cicada 3301.” The film followed a pirate (Jack Kesy) which discovers an online code breakfast company and is responsible for exhibiting them. Ritchson appeared in a supporting role as an agent of the government who finds himself in disagreement with our hero and, in a way, finds himself in a forest in a layer and carrying a huge head of baby-paper (as you do). Like his beloved passage in “Blue Mountain State” (which housed one of his best non-apparting roles), the film was proof that Ritchson was not afraid to make fun of himself. He had one of his collaborators on the project to thank for having helped him make more laughs.
“Joshua Montcalm, with whom I wrote this, took it in a fun and exhilarating thriller and he added a bizarre level,” Ritchson told Collider. “I think baby’s heads in the woods were his idea, and we continued to develop this idea. He really added a lot of fun in the film.” For such a special opportunity, one might think that the guy who calls the shots would have brought his head back to house like a memory, but it was unfortunately found in someone else’s hands. Understandable, really. After all, a big baby’s head is not something to put on your fireplace.
Border control may have prevented Alan Ritchson from carrying his giant baby’s head
Asked about the fate of the most notable propeller in the film, Ritchson regretted not bringing the baby’s head back home. But recovering it would have been a challenge: “I should have taken one. We went to Toronto and I saw in Florida, and passing these things through the border is simply not so simple,” he explained. There is also the question of having a massive baby’s head that would certainly raise certain eyebrows, and would probably not have adapted to aerial storage or the trunk for a trip to the house. “I think there would be a lot of questions, if I presented myself for a four -foot baby’s head. I don’t know where it ended. I think one of my producer partners has a head somewhere. I don’t know. I kept nothing from the film, unfortunately.”
Ritchson may have memories to maintain for his next project that he manages himself, “Bad Seeds of Loving Spring”, which appears on his list of tasks in addition to season 4. With a story like that, we think it would be preferable that Ritchson does not accept his work with him this time.
