Dolph Ziggler Shows Off His Action Hero Skills In A New Clip From ‘Countdown’

WWE Superstar Dolph Ziggler is stepping into the world of action movies with his very first WWE Studios film titled “Countdown.” But Dolph Ziggler isn’t the only WWE star appearing in the film. “Countdown” also stars Kane and features cameo appearances from Rusev and Lana.

Dolph Ziggler plays a character named Ray who is a cop that’s haunted by the death of his son. Ray defies the orders of his captain who is played by Kane when he goes after a madman that has kidnapped a young boy and rigged him with explosives.

USA Today has released the first clip from the film and it shows a pretty intense scene where Ziggler’s character Ray is working undercover and he ends up in a stand off. The movie will be released on April 5 and you can check it out along with a synopsis of the film below.

The Race to Save a Life Begins Now: Countdown

WWE® Superstars Kane® and Dolph Ziggler® Bring the Heat in this Action-Packed Game of Cat and Mouse On Blu-rayTM, DVD and Digital HD on April 5

SANTA MONICA, CA (February 1, 2016) – WWE Superstars Kane (See No Evil, See No Evil 2) and Dolph Ziggler team up in the action-thriller from Lionsgate and WWE Studios, Countdown, arriving on Blu-ray (plus Digital HD), DVD (plus Digital), Digital HD and On Demand on Tuesday, April 5. Featuring Katharine Isabelle (See No Evil 2, Ginger Snaps), Countdown is a desperate race against time to save a helpless child.

This electrifying thriller is directed by John Stockwell (Into the Blue) and written by Richard Wenk (The Equalizer). When a madman kidnaps a young boy and rigs him with explosives, Ray (Ziggler), haunted by the loss of his young son, defies his captain (Kane) and takes matters into his own hands. Now he must beat the clock to stop a psychopath and save an innocent child.

Featuring cameos by WWE Superstars Rusev® and WWE Diva Lana™, Countdown is the first-ever WWE Studios film to shoot and include live event footage. Countdown will be available on Blu-ray and DVD at the suggested retail price of $19.99 and $19.98, respectively.