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Frank Grillo & James Badge Dale Interview For The Grey Part 1

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I had the chance to make my way out to Hollywood this weekend for my first real Hollywood junket for the film The Grey. I have been to junkets before but nothing on this scale. And let me tell you it was done right!


I joined the round tables during the junket to interview the cast of the film. First up Frank Grillo and James Badge Dale joined us. You might not recognize the names but trust me you will know who they are now after this film.


You might have seen Frank Grillo in this movie called Wrestler, Edge of Darkness or even on the short lived show The Gate. James Badge Dale starred in AMC's drama series Rubicon but you'll recognize him for his role of Chase Edmunds in the third season of 24 and Robert Leckie in the HBO miniseries The Pacific.


The interview is in three parts.

Here is Part One-



During the interview they talk about how it was filming in the extreme weather in British Columbia , working with Liam Neeson, and what a pro he is. They also discuss how they worked with the wolves in the film and what they will both be working on in the future. I am not going to bore you with a details, just watch the videos and enjoy.

And get your ass into the theaters on 27 January 27th to see this film. Trust me, you will thank me later.



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The film will be in theaters everywhere on January 27th, 2012

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