Russell Crowe is re-teaming with Unhinged director Derrick Borte for a new action thriller movie titled Bear Country.
“Crowe will play aging but formidable club owner, Manco Kapak who has been robbed by a masked gunman,” Deadline’s description of the movie reads. “Now, his aspirations of selling his club and riding off into the sunset alongside his girlfriend appear more distant than ever. Cartel bosses are breathing down his neck and a young upstart has been posing as the new guy in town eager to purchase the club.
Mark Fasano Jeffrey Greenstein, Mark Bower, Bruno Mustic, David Lipper, and Robert A. Daly Jr. serve as producers of the film.
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