Neil Patrick Harris stars in a new World War II action thriller arriving in theaters today. The movie follows a CIA agent whose undercover assignment takes her to a dangerous location in Poland. Her investigation leads to a discovery that could put her mission and life at risk.
The Last Temptation of Becky currently holds an 87% Rotten Tomatoes score, attracting attention ahead of its theatrical release. The movie also marks a different role for Harris, who plays a villain. Directed by Jenn Wexler, it blends action, horror, comedy, and thriller elements while exploring a mission tied to Hitler’s former bunker.
What to know about Neil Patrick Harris’ The Last Temptation of Becky
The story follows CIA agent Becky Hooper, played by Lulu Wilson, as she investigates a family operating an inn at the Wolf’s Lair. The location served as Hitler’s former military headquarters during World War II. Becky goes undercover to uncover the family’s activities, but her assignment becomes increasingly dangerous as she learns about their plans.
Harris portrays General Wilhelm Reuss, the family’s father and the main antagonist. Reuss plans to spark the Fourth Reich, forcing Becky to work against his operation. The story follows her efforts to expose the conspiracy while maintaining her cover.
The cast also features Kate Siegel as Agent Kate Montana, Brandon Flynn as Jordan Rigby, and Catherine Walker as Helga Reuss. Meanwhile, Wexler directs the film and co-wrote the screenplay with Matt Angel.
Russ Posternak, Chadd Harbold, Lawrence Greenberg, and Bannor Michael MacGregor serve as producers. BoulderLight Pictures, Post Film, and Creativity Capital produced the movie. Quiver Distribution is handling its theatrical release.
The Last Temptation of Becky runs for 89 minutes and is the third installment in the Becky film series. It follows the 2023 film The Wrath of Becky, continuing Becky Hooper’s story as she takes on a new mission as a CIA field agent.
The Last Temptation of Becky is now playing in theaters. The film’s 87% Tomatometer score is based on 23 critic reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, giving it a strong early critical reception.
Originally reported on ComingSoon.
