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The Grey

The Grey

"I think the biggest challenge of The Grey is just going to be the elements. It's just so cold, and we don't have a lot of time to shoot it. We have about forty days, which is what I had on Smokin' Aces, so we're gonna be crankin.' But it'll be good; I want to spend the next few years making movies that aren't just in the action genre, like The A-Team. While I have a blast doing it, you've got to stretch it out and make sure that all the muscles are being worked, creatively. I think this will be a good one, because it couldn't be further from The A-Team, which is a good thing."

Director Joe Carnahan, just before commencing shooting on The Grey

 

Schindler's List Academy Award nominee and Taken action man, Liam Neeson, will reunite with his The A-Team director Joe Carnahan, swapping eye-popping thrills for more grounded drama in the suspenseful man-versus-nature thriller, The Grey. From the powerhouse producing team of Ridley and Tony Scott, the film tells of a group of oil rig workers who find themselves stranded on the freezing Alaskan tundra after their plane home crashes. Their efforts to survive and find a way home to their loved ones are threatened when the men come under attack by a pack of vicious, aggressive wolves, who see the humans as intruders in their territory who must be killed. Citing films like Deliverance and Touching The Void as inspiration, Joe Carnahan looks set to return to the gritty realism of his breakout hit, Narc, with this edgy, character driven thriller.

 

Thanks to Icon, each ClubInk member receives a double pass to a screening of this nail biting thriller.

 

TBC, February 16