Sneak Peek new billboard art supporting director Joe Carnahan's BC-lensed, action thriller, "The Grey", starring Liam Neeson.
The film also stars Dallas Roberts, James Badge Dale, Dermot Mulroney, Frank Grillo, Nonso Anozie, and Joe Anderson, as 'oil-rig roughnecks'. 
The crew are suddenly stranded by a plane crash in the hunting zone of a pack of 'grey' wolves.
Neeson plays the leader of the group, as his men are systematically attacked.
The 'social predators' live in nuclear families, feeding on prey, which they hunt by wearing them down in short chases.
Scott Free's Ridley and Tony Scott produced the $34 million budgeted feature with Inferno Entertainment's Bill Johnson, RSA's Jules Daly and Carnahan. Executive producer is Jim Seibel.
Inferno backed the film's budget, taking foreign distribution, with pre-sales in place for the UK, France, Australia, Latin America and the Middle East.
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"I haven’t had a situation like this since 'Narc'", said Carnahan, "where you get to make the movie you want to, staying as light on your feet as you can."
Screenplay for "The Grey" is by Carnahan and Ian Mackenzie Jeffers, who wrote the original short story.
Scott Free's Ridley and Tony Scott produced the $34 million budgeted feature with Inferno Entertainment's Bill Johnson, RSA's Jules Daly and Carnahan. Executive producer is Jim Seibel.
Inferno backed the film's budget, taking foreign distribution, with pre-sales in place for the UK, France, Australia, Latin America and the Middle East.
"Grey wolves have a territorial range of 300 miles, and they will run you out if you cross that," said Carnahan.
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"If you’re within 30 miles of their den as is the case here, they will try to kill you. It’s simple arithmetic, but it creates an opportunity for one of those 'man vs. nature' movies..."
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