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Hollywood Star Mark Feuerstein Joins New Israeli Spy Thriller

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Originalלצד אביב אלוש: הכוכב ההוליוודי שיגלם סוכן CIA בסדרה ישראלית חדשה

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  • Mark Feuerstein to star as CIA agent in Israeli series "Clinging to the Air."
  • The series also features Israeli actors Aviv Alush and Gal Malka.
  • Filming is set to begin soon in Israel.
  • The plot involves a fighter jet with a mysterious weapon.
  • The series is described as a fast-paced intelligence thriller.

American actor Mark Feuerstein, known for his roles in "Royal Pains," "Prison Break," and "Hotel Cocaine," is set to arrive in Israel soon to join the filming of a new Israeli action drama titled "Clinging to the Air." The series, produced by Ananey Studios (Paramount), in collaboration with KODA and Jaya Entertainment, will air on yes.

The plot unfolds thousands of kilometers above Israel's skies, following a fighter pilot and navigator, played by Aviv Alush and Gal Malka respectively. They find themselves in a fighter jet carrying a mysterious weapon, battling for survival to keep the aircraft airborne. Simultaneously, a special ground team, led by Feuerstein as a CIA agent, races against time to neutralize the threat and prevent an international crisis.

Described as a fast-paced intelligence thriller, "Clinging to the Air" is set against a volatile and familiar geopolitical backdrop that is expected to resonate strongly with viewers. The series is created by Kobi Ravid, Ram Lands, and Yizhar Harlev, with Harlev also serving as the lead screenwriter alongside Orit Zamir, Kobi Ravid, and Ram Lands. Ilan Abudi is directing the ambitious project.

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