By Hilary Lewis Deputy Editor, East Coast, THR.com Fox’s first official trailer for its Hitman reboot, starring Rupert Friend as the ... features Agent 47 showing off his elite, lethal skills ...

Calling upon our contacts deep within the heart of The Agency, IGN's managed to score the first look at Homeland's Rupert Friend as the title character in Agent 47, the sequel to 2007's Hitman.

“I wouldn’t hurt a fly,’’ says Friend. Rupert Friend at the premiere of Hitman: Agent 47 in New York on August 13, 2015. Picture: Charles Sykes / Invision / AP “In a sense, it embodies ...

"I’ve been a big blagger all my life,” declares the actor Rupert Friend ... assassin” to whom Friend refers is the title role he plays in Hitman: Agent 47, a new Hollywood studio thriller ...

Rupert Friend of TV’s Homeland has taken on the Agent 47 role this time (previously it was Timothy Olyphant). With a bald head and a pronounced barcode burned into the back of his neck ...

titled Agent 47, where he would have succeeded the first film's Timothy Olyphant in the title role. Variety reports that Homeland actor Rupert Friend has replaced Walker in the Fox production ...

Agent 47 has revealed its first on-set look. Rupert Friend can be seen in the photograph posted by IGN. The Homeland actor was announced to be replacing the late Paul Walker in the video game ...

New Delhi: The first explosive trailer of Hitman: Agent 47 has been released and as expected the trailer is packed with action. The film stars Rupert Friend, Hannah Ware, Zachary Quinto ...

But for the stars of Hitman: Agent 47, there was more at ... for a kind of reboot of the whole world of 47 — something more gritty,” star Rupert Friend told EW at Comic-Con, referencing ...

The latest international trailer features some familiar shots of Rupert Friend snapping necks and tying ladies to jet engines as Agent 47, but it also delivers a surprising amount of new footage.

‘Hitman: Agent 47,’ with Rupert Friend, Zachary Quinto, Hannah Mare, Thomas Kretchmann, Ciarán Hinds. Directed by Aleksander Bach, from a screenplay by Kyle Ward, Skip Woods and Michael Finc ...