Liam Nesson To Battle Wolves For Joe Carnahan
Thu, September 2, 2010 
Joe Carnahan is an interesting one, he made the excellent "Narc" that won critical acclaim and put him on his way, then he followed it up with the ultra messy "Smokin Aces" which got panned and he threw somewhat of a fit over the negative reaction, and that seemed to stall interesting projects such as the James Ellroy adaption "White Jazz" and potential Christan Bale starrer "Pablo."
Anyway this year he got back in the game with "The A Team" and while that wasn't the hit it deserved to be it paired him with Liam Neeson and the two will reteam for his follow up movie according to Heat Vision.
Liam Neeson is in negotiations to reteam with director Joe Carnahan for the survival drama "The Grey."
Neeson steps into the shoes of Bradley Cooper, who was slated to topline the project when it was first unveiled earlier this year at the Berlin Film Festival.
Co-written by Carnahan and Ian Jeffers, the story begins after a plane goes down in Alaska, with a man (Neeson) and his oil drilling team find themselves struggling to survive in the wild. The men come under attack by large, vicious, aggressive wolves who see the humans as intruders who must be killed.
Inferno Entertainment is financing the film, which is being produced by Scott Free. Inferno's Bill Johnson is producing with Carnahan and Jules Daly.
I like Cooper but Neeson is a nice grizzly upgrade for this type of film, Carnahan lucked out here in my view, if he keeps it tight and brutal and lets Neeson really get into the character of a man fighting against nature to survive as opposed to flooding it with action set pieces, this could be fantastic.
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