Chris Pratt nearly became 'Christo' after a faded name tag at Bubba Gump. Now, he's back as a Navy SEAL in The Terminal List.
Early career name idea
Chris Pratt, known for roles in Guardians of the Galaxy and The Terminal List, once considered using a single name like "Christo" as his stage name, inspired by a nickname from his early days in Hawaii. Discovery in Hawaii
Pratt was discovered while working as a waiter at the Bubba Gump Shrimp Company in Maui, where he was approached by a director who offered him an audition that changed his life. Nickname origin
His nickname "Christo" came from a faded name tag he wore while working, which left only "Christo" visible. He found the name stylish and seriously considered using it professionally. Return to The Terminal List
The Terminal List returns after a four-year hiatus, with Chris Pratt reprising his role as James Reece in the second season, which premieres on October 21. Production details
The series, adapted from Jack Carr’s novels, features 17 veterans on set and includes former Navy SEALs as executive producers, emphasizing its authenticity in depicting combat. New season’s direction
The second season shifts from a psychological thriller to an international spy story, filmed in multiple global locations, offering a more expansive narrative than its predecessor.