One of the movies you might anticipate seeing on Netflix is The Gray Man. The 2009 Mark Greaney novel of the same name, which was developed into a popular book series, served as the inspiration for the action-thriller. The Gray Man, real name Court Gentry, a former CIA agent turned freelance assassin, is the focus of the film. According to Deadline, "The Gray Man" would include a "deadly confrontation between killers as Gentry is hunted throughout the globe by Lloyd Hansen, a former CIA colleague of Gentry's."
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With a rumored $200 million budget, the movie will have epic proportions. In Hollywood, The Gray Man has been a long-standing unfinished project. In 2015, Brad Pitt was supposed to feature in the movie, but the endeavor never materialized. Now that The Gray Man has new directors, actors, writers, and more, it is officially started. The movie will be made available on Netflix. Here is everything we currently know about this star-studded movie, which is predicted to be Hollywood's next big thing.
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‘The Gray Man’ Behind-The-Scenes
The ultimate power couple in filmmaking, Joe and Anthony Russo, will helm The Gray Man. A number of Marvel films, including the 2019 epic Avengers: Endgame, were notable works directed by the brothers. The business run by the Russo brothers, AGBO, is making the movie. The script will be written by Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely, and Joe. The Russos and Christopher and Stephen previously collaborated on the Captain America and Avengers movies. They jointly lead AGBO's Story department.
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The Russo brothers and Chris Evans will work together on The Gray Man for the fifth time. In the films Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame, Joe and Anthony Russo previously directed Chris.
The Gray Man's production began later than planned in December 2020 because to the increase in COVID-19 cases in California, according to a report from Deadline. The film was supposed to begin production in the middle of January 2021, but it was delayed by at least two weeks. It was stated that filming would commence in two weeks at the start of March 2021. A release date for the movie has not been disclosed by Netflix.
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The Big Netflix Deal
The Gray Man, which had a $200 million budget, is the most expensive Netflix movie to date. That's a significant task, but Joe and Anthony Russo have already shown they are more than capable of making a successful box office hit. With nearly $2.7 billion in box office receipts, Avengers: Endgame continues to be the highest-earning film of all time. When Netflix revealed its top 10 original movie list in 2020, the movie Extraction, starring Chris Hemsworth and made by AGBO, overtook it as the most popular title. The Russo brothers are experts when it comes to blockbuster movies.
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The goal, according to Joe in an interview with Deadline, is for Ryan Gosling to return and for The Gray Man to become a lucrative Netflix franchise. The Gray Man series presently has 10 books, with Relentless having been published in February 2021. The potential to work with actors like Gosling and Evans would be a dream come true for us, Joe added. "The objective is for it to be competitive with any theater." "The plan is to establish a brand and a vast universe, with Ryan as its focal point. It must be fantastic to bring us to the second movie because we have all committed to the first one. These are expert assassins, and after Gosling's character is exposed by the CIA, Evans' character has to go looking for him. With Scott Stuber, we have a fantastic professional connection that dates back almost 20 years. We established AGBO to be a platform-neutral narrative business where we choose the finest one. We believe Netflix is the ideal home for this movie. It hasn't been announced whether or not The Gray Man will have any kind of theatrical release, but Netflix frequently also undertakes a limited theatrical release for its original films.