Apple TV+ recently released a new spy romance, and they got some people to show up in a major way, so we decided to compile all the Ghosted cameos to tell you exactly who came and what they were up to in the movie. Chris Evans as Cole Turner, Ana de Armas as Sadie Rhodes, Adrien Brody as Leveque, along with Tate Donovan, Amy Sedaris, Mike Moh and others.
The Apple TV+ film is directed by Dexter Fletcher. The story is by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, who wrote the screenplay along with Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers. The runtime is of 116 minutes. Ghosted follows a farmer named Cole who tries to ask Sadie out on a date, and the two have the most terrific time ever, ending with him at her place. However, when she ghosts him, he takes this as an opportunity to go and surprise her in London, but it backfires when he finds out that she works for the CIA.
While the film came with its own rollercoaster, there were some cameos in this film that stole the scene in multiple places. Chris Evans may not have liked asking people for a cameo, but he sure as hell did a great job at it. Here are some of the cameos from the film that stole the limelight.
Ghosted Cameos You Might Have Missed
Burn Gorman
While everyone might remember him from Pacific Rim, he was also the cab driver in the film taking Cole to the location he last tracked his inhaler to. While Cole might have thought that his plan to surprise his girlfriend might be good, this guy all but convinces him that this was all a terrible idea and he might not be the only one. His cameo might not have been that big, but for people who know him, this is a stark contrast to all his serious roles.
Anthony Mackie
How could we possibly forget this man, the new Captain America himself? In this film, he plays one of the bounty hunters assigned to bring Cole and Sadie to Leveque. Since the bounty is so high, there are multiple contenders for their capture, and he gets caught almost immediately but comes back with a vengeance that simmers down to nothing after a while. Obviously, this was Evans’ card to play, and he decided to bring in some great friends to the project.
John M Cho
Known best for his groundbreaking adventures in Harold and Kumar, in this film, he is a bounty hunter, just like Mackie’s character, ready to take these two to Leveque. However, he is in the middle of this big conflict between our two protagonists, and all he can think of is that they have some serious unresolved issues that they need to work out before this whole bounty-hunting thing happens. John Cho’s character also gets killed by another bounty hunter trying to stake his claim on the two fugitives.
Sebastian Stan
The quiet and intense Bucky Barnes translated well into the new bounty hunter, who has a lot of serious energy and much to talk about when it comes to the tension between the two of these characters. However, in classic Bucky and Sam fashion, Mackie’s character runs him over with a truck, and all of these hunters start talking about how good their instincts are and how intuitive they are to danger right before they get wiped out.
Ryan Reynolds
Deadpool is back and Reynolds did not disappoint. Playing one of Sadie’s exes, the guy starts talking about how he made a mistake when it came to what he brought to the relationship, and he also started going into detail about losing multiple limbs and how unsustainable that was. According to Evans, this was a favour he cashed in after the actor showed up in Free Guy as a cameo, too, when (spoiler alert) Guy’s character uses the Captain America shield.
Ghosted is currently streaming on Apple TV+. What were your favourite cameos from the film? Let us know in the comments, and check out our review of the film below.
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