First Look At Dylan O'Brien in NEW American Assassin Role

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'American Assassin’ just released a first look at Dylan O’Brien as Mitch Rapp in the film and it’s to die for.
If you’re counting down the days until ‘American Assassin’ comes out just to watch Dylan O’Brien in action, well maybe these pictures will hold you over until then.
Roughly a day after the film’s Twitter account teased fans with a behind-the-scenes, silhouette photo of Dylan in character; ‘American Assassin’ FINALLY gave fans the real thing. In a first look at the Dylan’s character, the film released a photo of the Teen Wolf star in his ‘American Assassin’ glory as the film’s protagonist Mitch Rapp and he does not look like someone you want to mess with.
The action-thriller follows Mitch, who is a CIA black-ops recruit working under Stan Hurley (played by Michael Keaton) and CIA Deputy Director Irene Kennedy (played by Sanaa Lathan*) to investigate a series of random attacks that targeted the military and civilians alike. After their investigation, the three eventually find their way to a lethal Turkish agent’s doorstep and join forces with the agent to stop a mysterious operative (played by Taylor Kitsch) who is hell bent on starting a world war in the Middle East.
Honestly, while the first look at Dylan in his new role is great, a trailer would’ve been a nice, but seeing as how the movie is currently filming in Europe, it probably would’ve been a little difficult to get a teaser trailer.
Anyway, how excited are you to watch Dylan kill it in his new role? Let me know in the comment section below! When you’re done with that, click right over here to find out if Calvin Harris or Tom Hiddleston is Taylor Swift’s best ex-boyfriend on Debatable and as always, don’t forget to subscribe to our channel. Thanks for hanging with me right here on Clevver News, I’m Erin Robinson and I’ll see ya next time.
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