Director Joe Carnahan and his "The A-Team" star Bradley Cooper will re-team on the survival drama "The Grey" for Scott Free.
According to Variety: While “The A-Team” doesn't hit theaters for four more months, that hasn't stopped the film's director and one of his stars from teaming up again. Bradley Cooper and director Joe Carnahan are set for the new thriller “The Grey.”
The story deals with pipeline workers in Alaska flying back to civilization when their plane goes down. As the group struggles to survive, they find themselves hunted by a pack of rogue wolves.
Ridley Scott and his brother Tony Scott are producing through their Scott Free Films banner.
Clearly Carnahan enjoyed working with Cooper on “The A-Team.” Survival stories are always interesting and it will be curious to see how Carnahan puts his own spin on it. “Narc” is one of the most underrated movies I have ever seen, and I also thought “Smokin’ Aces” was enjoyable.
No production schedule was released for the film. Carnahan and Cooper’s “The A-Team” will hit theaters June 11, 2010.
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