Podcasts that mention 📚 The Terminal List by Jack Carr

and that's what I'm in my last in in the blood that's what I wanted to write a sniper-centric novel last time without that uh scene of two snipers on opposite hillsides or buildings that are looking for each other and then they're looking and then they find each other at the last second and one guy shoots and it goes through the other guy's scope just before he can shoot

Jack Carr mentions his novel 'In The Blood' and how he wanted to write a sniper-centric story without a common trope.

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Oh, so it's based on a New York Times best-selling novel by an author named Jack Carr. Jack Carr is a former Navy SEAL and my buddy Jared. When I did a film called Zero Dark Thirty...

Chris Pratt refers to the series adaptation of 'The Terminal List,' which is based on a New York Times best-selling novel authored by Jack Carr, a former Navy SEAL. He highlights this connection, noting the show's foundation in real-world expertise.

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so I'd like to look at things through the enemy's eyes which I did in the devil's hand my fourth book

Jack Carr mentions his fourth book, 'The Devil's Hand', and how he explored looking at things from the enemy's perspective in it.

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he's the terminal is the first one

Joe identifies 'The Terminal' as the first book in the Gray Man series by Jack Carr.

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that last book in the uh the devil's hand i put myself in the enemy's shoes and i thought hey what did they learn from us on the field of battle over the last 20 years at war

The guest mentions his previous book, 'The Devil's Hand', and the research he did for it.

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it was very evident it's gonna be the terminal list that's the one

Jack Carr states that his first novel was clearly going to be 'The Terminal List'.

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