Josh Holloway To Star Alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger In 'Breacher'

Josh Holloway is has signed on to join the cast of the upcoming film Breacher.

The film, formerly named Ten, was inspired by Agatha Christie’s ‘Ten Little Indians.’ It centers on ten corrupt DEA agents who steal millions of dollars from a drug cartel. During a disguise of a routine raid, the bunch makes off with a boat load of unreported cash. After the heist, the team thinks the crime was perfect, until the gang start getting snuffed out, one by one.

Josh Holloway will play Neck, one of the lead members in the shady police unit. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sam Worthington, Terrence Howard, Dawn Olivieri, Joe Manganiello, and Malin Akerman have already signed on to star.

Breacher is a Open Road Films production, which will be directed by David Ayerwhich. The screenplay was written by Skip Woods and Bill Block, Paul Hanson, Joe Roth, Palak Patel and Albert S. Ruddy are producing. Shooting for the project is slated to begin this October in Atlanta.

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