Sterling K. Brown To Narrate ‘The Elite: Army Rangers’ Docuseries For Paramount+

Paramount+ is going inside one of the U.S. military’s toughest tests in a new docuseries. Sterling K. Brown is narrating The Elite: Army Rangers, a four-part series that comes from Skydance Sports Entertainment, NFL Films, and PanCam Pictures. It takes a look inside U.S. Army Ranger School, one of the world’s most “demanding” leadership courses. Over 62 “grueling” days, a class of soldiers pushes through extreme physical and mental challenges to prove they have what it takes to earn one of the military’s highest honors: the coveted Ranger Tab. The Elite: Army Rangers follows a class from Day 1 at Fort Benning to the moment each candidate earns the Tab or goes home. Embedded with instructors and students in the field, the series captures the physical demands, mental fatigue and moral clarity forged under extreme conditions. For the first time ever, viewers will witness the intense deliberations that decide each candidate’s fate. For many, it is the culmination of a lifelong dream and years of dedication towards a legacy, one that honors the bravery of the American men and women who serve our country, per the logline. Watch on Deadline It is exec produced by Jesse Sisgold, Jon Weinbach, Greg Groggel, and Dan Marks for Skydance Sports Entertainment, Ross Ketover, Keith Cossrow, Ken Rodgers, and Jessica Boddy for NFL Films, and Paul Camarata and Brian Pawloski for PanCam Pictures. The series premieres Tuesday, December 8. “After 25 years of producing Hard Knocks, NFL Films is no stranger to documenting the trials of individuals pushing through personal limits under great pressure in pursuit of a dream,” said Jodain Massad, Head of Development and Innovation, NFL Films. “We are honored to help show what it takes to join one of the most respected units in the U.S. military.”