'The Gray Man': Release time out, Chris Evans playing villain
Ryan Gosling right now is busy with two projects, Wolfman, which is being backed by Universal Studios and directed by Blue Valentine-helmer Derek Cianfrance, and The Gray Man. While the first film is under production, shooting is underway for the Russo brothers-directed venture in Los Angeles. And now, we have an update on the latter's release time. The thriller is hitting Netflix next summer.
Why does it matter?
- The Gray Man is one of the most awaited projects and it is because of the cast and crew members.
- Who would really mind seeing Gosling, Dhanush, Billy Bob Thornton, and "a deliciously sociopathic turn for Chris Evans as the villain," as said by Joe Russo of the Russo Brothers, together?
- The film's story, from what we know till now, is also pretty gripping.
Check out the update here
Joe Russo gives an update on #TheGrayMan, his new movie with Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans. https://t.co/2D6DAM71lU pic.twitter.com/9lcGH4mYmG
— Variety (@Variety) December 14, 2021
Joe Russo was speaking to 'Variety' while giving the update
While talking to Variety, Joe Russo, one-half of the Russo brothers, informed The Gray Man will be hitting the streaming giant in summer 2022. This means the spectacle should be in front of us sometime between June and September. The ace director was speaking at the screening of Spider-Man: No Way Home, which is hitting theaters in India on Thursday.
Cainfrance, Gosling are reuniting for 'Wolfman', their third project together
Coming back to Gosling and Wolfman, Cianfrance will also be penning the script of the movie, which is expected to show a man transforming into a werewolf but in a contemporary manner. Further details about the plot are not out yet. Gosling, along with Jason Blum and Ken Kao, will be producing this horror movie. This will be the third collaboration of Gosling-Cianfrance.
Universal gearing up to adapt 'The Phantom of the Opera'
Meanwhile, Universal Studios is gearing up to adapt The Phantom of the Opera into a musical movie. It will be backed by singer John Legend along with Harvey Mason Jr., an Emmy and Grammy-nominated producer, and Mike Jackson. Written by Gaston Leroux in the 1990s, The Phantom of the Opera was made into a 1986 musical, and a film adaptation got released in 2004.
