Scott Adkins has joined the cast of Joe Carnahan’s upcoming Netflix film, RIP, where he’ll appear alongside Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. The story follows a team of Miami police officers who face a serious test of trust after stumbling upon millions of dollars hidden in an abandoned stash house. As news of the discovery circulates, suspicions rise within the team, straining their loyalties and leaving them unsure of who to trust.

The film, produced by Artists Equity, stars Damon and Affleck, with a supporting cast featuring Sasha Calle, Teyana Taylor, Catalina Sandino Moreno, and Nestor Carbonell. Adkins will play the role of Affleck's character's brother. Carnahan is not only directing but also writing the screenplay for this project.

Production is managed by Artists Equity, the company co-founded by Affleck and Damon, with additional production support from Luciana Damon and Dani Bernfeld. The film's executive producers are Michael Joe and Kevin Halloran.

Adkins, widely recognized for his role in John Wick: Chapter 4, has been active in other major projects, including Killer’s Game with Dave Bautista and Netflix’s Day Shift with Jamie Foxx. He also stars in Accident Man: Hitman’s Holiday and has featured in popular titles such as Zero Dark Thirty, Doctor Strange, and The Expendables 2. Netflix has not officially confirmed his role in RIP yet.