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Showing posts with label Run All Night. Show all posts
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Thursday, January 8, 2015

'Run All Night' with Liam Neeson and Joel Kinnaman in New Trailer


Depending on how much money gets thrown at Liam Neeson in the next few months Taken 3 (my review here) may or may not be the last time we see him beat guys into pulp as Bryan Mills. But even if it is there will be plenty of chances to watch Neeson as the tough guy. He'll get to do it all over again in the fast-paced thriller Run All Night, and after the first images debuted earlier this week the trailer has now arrived.

Reteaming with his Unknown and Non-Stop director Jaume Collet-Serra, Neeson stars in Run All Night as a mob enforcer who murders a mob boss' son and must protect his own (Joel Kinnaman) from retaliation. Ed Harris chews up some scenery as the capo who wants to put Neeson's son in the ground, and judging by this footage he pulls out all the stops to do it. While we can make fun of Neeson for making the same kind of action flicks over and over again, this one has a touch more style than the rest and at least appears to be moving at a much faster pace.  We'll see.

Run All Night hits the streets on April 17th.

Tuesday, January 6, 2015

First Look at Liam Neeson in 'Run All Night'; Joins 'The Escapist' Remake


This weekend Liam Neeson will do his thing, namely playing an old guy beating up younger dudes in Taken 3, but he's taken to playing the tough guy in other films. In fact, it's getting hard to tell one Neeson role from the next, and certainly the photos and trailers are starting to blend together. Speaking of which, some new images from Neeson's next action flick, Run All Night, have now been released. And not only that, but Neeson has signed on to be the badass in a remake of Rupert Wyatt's breakout feature, The Escapist. 

First up, Neeson has agreed to star in an American remake of Wyatt's prison thriller, The Escapist, which starred Brian Cox as a prison inmate who formulates a plan to escape and see his sick daughter. Wyatt may be known now as the guy who directed Rise of the Planet of the Apes and The Gambler, but it was on The Escapist that he first drew attention. Sean O'Keefe will pen the screenplay while Wyatt will stick around as a producer. So far there's no word on a director but it shouldn't take Legendary Pictures long to find one.

Perhaps they'll try to reteam Neeson with director Jaume Collet-Serra, who he's worked with three times already on Unknown, Non-Stop and on his next film, Run All Night. New images from the thriller show Neeson and co-stars Joel Kinnaman and Ed Harris. Taking place over the course of 24 hours, the story has Neeson as a mob hitman known as "the Gravedigger" who must protect his son when he witnesses a mob slaying. Also starring Common, Vincent D'Onofrio, and Beau Knapp, Run All Night opens February 6th.





Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Common to 'Run All Night'; Jason Segel Joins Syrup Heist Film; 'Annie' Adds Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje



 * Rapper-turned-actor Common (Just Wright) will join Liam Neeson, Joel Kinnaman, and Ed Harris in Run All Night, the action-thriller from director Jaume Collet-Serra. Neeson will put his particular set of skills to the test as a mob hitman who must protect his son while defeating his former boss in a single night. Common will play the trusted killer who must take Neeson down. [THR]

* Jason Segel will team with Horrible Bosses director Seth Gordon for an untitled heist comedy based on the true case of a major syrup theft in Quebec. The script by Family Guy writer Chris Sheridan is taken from the August 2012 story about the theft of 10,000 barrels of syrup from the Quebec International Strategic Reserve, with the crooks smuggling the pancake topper across the U.S. border. Seriously. You can read about it here.

*  Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje (G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra) is the latest to join Will Gluck's Annie remake, which has just seen its release date bumped up a week to December 18th. He joins Quvenzhane Wallis, Jamie Foxx, Rose Byrne, Cameron Diaz, and Bobby Cannavale in the big screen version of the hit Broadway musical, playing Nash, the tough but lovable bodyguard and driver for Benjamin Stacks and Annie's close friend. [Deadline]