Divulgadas primeiras imagens de "Esquema de Risco - Operação Fortuna"

O filme de ação "Esquema de Risco - Operação Fortune" (Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre) estreia nos cinemas no dia 12 de janeiro e teve suas primeiras imagens liberadas. No longa, o espião Orson Fortune (Jason Statham) precisa rastrear e conter a venda de uma nova tecnologia de armas mortais que está sendo realizada pelo bilionário Greg Simmonds (Hugh Grant). Junto com uma das melhores equipes de operações especiais do mundo (Aubrey Plaza, Cary Elwes e Bugzy Malone), Fortune recruta o astro de Hollywood Danny Francesco (Josh Hartnett) para ajudá-los a passar despercebidos na missão de salvar o mundo.
Guy Ritchie também assina o roteiro, ao lado de Ivan Atkinson e Marn Davies.


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