Mark Wahlberg's Play Dirty: Prime Video Debut, Shane Black Directs | Dealership Empire Expands

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According to Variety and FandomWire via IMDb News, the biggest industry move is that my next headline project Play Dirty, directed by Shane Black and based on Donald E. Westlake, is set to debut straight to Prime Video in October 2025, reinforcing my recent shift toward direct-to-streaming releases that could shape the next phase of my career trajectory, for better or worse given the box office drought since 2020. IMDb News reports the decision underscores a pattern I now own strategically. Major headline: Mark Wahlberg’s Play Dirty to stream on Prime Video this October, helmed by Shane Black.

Netflix Junkie reports Play Dirty is positioned to leverage my 5.4 billion dollar lifetime box office while skipping theaters, a calculated play consistent with Spenser Confidential, The Family Plan, and The Union, as I keep leaning into streamers with marquee partners. The site frames Play Dirty as a likely conversation driver this fall with a twist-forward heist angle.

On the business front, Netflix Junkie details continued expansion and positioning of my Ohio dealership footprint with partner Jay Feldman, spanning Mark Wahlberg Chevrolet locations in Columbus, Worthington, and Avon, plus Buick GMC outlets, signaling durable off-screen enterprise building that will matter in any long-term bio. Wikipedia corroborates the dealership history and my broader portfolio, including Wahlburgers, Performance Inspired, F45, and Flecha Azul Tequila.

People via AOL recirculated behind-the-scenes images from Flight Risk, highlighting the shaved-head transformation I first revealed on Instagram, underscoring ongoing publicity momentum around the Mel Gibson thriller where I play a pilot in a tense Alaska transport scenario. That buzz keeps my action brand visible even between releases.

FandomWire via IMDb News adds that the Play Dirty move must break a recent critical skid, but the Shane Black pairing is generating optimism; this sentiment is increasingly echoed in industry chatter that could shape audience expectations heading into October.

For social mentions, multiple reposts of my shaved-head Flight Risk look continued trending through the week, per People’s recap. An Instagram reel from a third-party fan account also circulated a Wahlberg career montage; while viral, it carries no new reporting value.

Unconfirmed and flagged as speculation: a viral Instagram post claimed a 3 billion dollar film studio collaboration with Elon Musk and Mel Gibson; no mainstream outlet has verified it, and I have not announced such a venture. Pending credible confirmation, treat this as unverified.

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