Articles about Joe Carnahan

The outdoor adventure tale is an interior journey, say Liam Neeson and Joe Carnahan. Life is full of snarling wolves.

An interview with Liam Neeson to discuss not only working with director Joe Carnahan on "The Grey," but also the responsibility that comes with being a lead actor, the metaphorical ideas that the movie presents, and what it says about modern masculinity.

Film Nerds contributor and filmmaker Ben Stark kicks back and ruminates about 'what happens next' after the credits roll on Joe Carnahan's latest thriller.

"The Grey" director Joe Carnahan (@carnojoe) on tweeting while drinking, wolf packs of the human and wolf varieties, and more

An interview with director Joe Carnahan where he tries to imagine The Grey with Bradley Cooper, calls out Roger Ebert and reveals his next picture.

@empiremagazine polled a bunch of actors on what their favorite films of 2011 were - some surprising and respectable picks

How Stephen King stays awesome, why Ray Liotta's name is slightly above Jason Patric's on the "Narc" poster and Walter Hill's love of playwright Harold Pinter. These things and more were explained during the Scott Pilgrim director's recent run of films and special guests in Los Angeles.

The writer and director of "The A-Team" talks about some of the hidden references in the film.

The guy who wrote the new "A-Team" talks about the film and how he wants to do for "A-Team" what J.J. Abrams did for "Star Trek"