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Jake Gyllenhaal to play superhero in the movie Prophet

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Hollywood star Jake Gyllenhaal is teaming up with Extraction director Sam Hargrave for the superhero movie Prophet. Based on writer Rob Liefeld’s Image comic book series, the project comes from Studio8. It will be directed by Hargrave from a script adapted by Marc Guggenheim.

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Gyllenhaal will play John Prophet, a man conscripted by Germans near the end of World War II and subjected to scientific experiments that gives him superhuman strength.

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The movie will see Prophet volunteering for a German experiment near the end of World War II in order to feed his family. The official plotline reads, “After a bombing buries him alive and traps him underground for 20 years, he reawakens in 1965, where things are not great for the Prophet. The world has moved on without him, his daughter resents him, and KGB agents are after him to create super-soldiers from his blood.”

Prophet will be produced by Studio 8’s Jeff Robinov and John Graham along with Prime Universe Films’ Adrian Askarieh, Rob Liefield, and Brooklyn Weaver.

Gyllenhaal currently features in Antoine Fuqua-directed The Guilty, which released on Netflix earlier this month. He will star next in Michael Bay’s crime drama Ambulance, co-starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II. — PTI

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