Chris Pratt gets soaked as he dips into the ocean while filming intense scene for The Terminal List

Chris Pratt was in full action hero mode while filming The Terminal List in Los Angeles on Wednesday.

The Guardians Of The Galaxy star, 42, demonstrated his dedication to his craft while getting soaked by the chilly Pacific Ocean for a scene simulating a skydiving land.

Chris looked tough as he fought through the surf, sporting a collection of cuts and bruises as he emerged. 

Action! Chris Pratt was in action hero mode while shooting his show The Terminal List in  

Pratt’s character Navy SEAL James Reece was dressed in cargo shorts and a tee shirt while appearing to carry a pack of supplies on his front.

When he made his way to the sand, the Virginia, Minnesota native was greeted by co-star Taylor Kitsch’s character, who had a towel waiting. 

The Minnesota-born actor, who is married to Katherine Schwarzenegger, 31, has been busy at work filming the forthcoming Amazon series, which is based on the novel by author Jack Carr.

Water world: Chris looked tough as he fought through the surf in a scene made to simulate a skydiving landing

Co-star: When he made his way to the sand, the Virginia, Minnesota native was greeted by co-star Taylor Kitsch’s character, who had a towel waiting

Based on a book: Pratt plays Navy SEAL James Reec, who is dealing with the aftermath of an ambush during a secret mission in the series

He plays the role of Navy SEAL James Reece on the show, who is dealing with the aftermath of an ambush during a secret mission.

Upon learning more about the incident, Reece finds out about the focus aligned against him, putting the lives of him and his loved ones in jeopardy.

In order to give the show a greater sense of realism, half of the writing staff is composed of either veterans or writers with veterans in their family, according to Deadline.

The series has an all-star cast, including Zola star Riley Keough as Chris’ wife, along with his brother-in-law Patrick Schwarzenegger, Hustlers star Constance Wu, Jeanne Triplehorn and Taylor Kitsch.

Antoine Fuqua will direct the series, while David DiGilio is the head writer.

The Terminal List is slated to debut on the streaming service next year.