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Alicia Vikander’s character in Bourne 5 is ‘action-driven’

Alicia Vikander says her role in the upcoming film "Bourne 5" is "action-driven".

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Actress Alicia Vikander says her role in the upcoming film “Bourne 5” is “action-driven”.

The 27-year-old actress is the newest addition to the film starring Matt Damon is the lead role with Paul Greengrass to the director the project, reported The Wrap.

“I’m not doing the conventional action, but I’m very action-driven in this film. But it’s not in the way most people would think,” Vikander said.

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Apart from the “The Danish Girl” star, actor Tommy Lee Jones, Vincent Cassel, and Riz Ahmed are also on board.

The filming on the project is already underway, with the target of summer release. This will be the first time that we have seen Damon take on the role of Jason Bourne since “The Bourne Ultimatum” back in 2007.

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