Additional information for The Grey, which has a domestic theatrical release set for January 27, 2012. The film is being distributed by Open Road Films and has not yet been rated. The Grey has a total running time of 117 minutes.
R
USA
14A
Canada
15A
Ireland
15
UK
R-13
Philippines
M18
Singapore
15
South Korea
18
Malaysia
MA15+
Australia
14
Switzerland
15
Norway
M/16
Portugal
12
France
16
Germany
16
Argentina
PG12
Japan
IIB
Hong Kong
A
India
117min
Un día para sobrevivir
Chile
Un día para sobrevivir
Colombia
Un día para sobrevivir
Peru
The Grey
Belgium
The Grey
Greece
Схватка
Russia
A Perseguição
Brazil
El líder
Argentina
Fehér pokol
Hungary
Gri Kurt
Turkey
Infierno blanco
Spain
Le territoire des loups
France
Opstanak
Croatia
Peur grise
Canada
Przetrwanie
Poland
Shetah prayi
Israel
Sivilo
Serbia
Sniegynu ikaitai
Lithuania
The Grey - A Presa
Portugal
The Grey - Suden hetki
Finland
The Grey - Unter Wölfen
Germany
The Grey: La limita supravietuirii
Romania
December 11, 2011
USA
January 26, 2012
Kazakhstan
January 26, 2012
Russia
January 27, 2012
Canada
January 27, 2012
Ireland
January 27, 2012
UK
January 27, 2012
USA
February 01, 2012
Malta
February 01, 2012
Philippines
February 02, 2012
Malaysia
February 03, 2012
Lithuania
February 16, 2012
Australia
February 17, 2012
Spain
February 23, 2012
Bahrain
February 23, 2012
Greece
February 23, 2012
Kuwait
February 23, 2012
Singapore
February 24, 2012
Finland
February 24, 2012
Romania
February 29, 2012
Belgium
February 29, 2012
France
March 01, 2012
Israel
March 02, 2012
Estonia
March 08, 2012
Croatia
March 08, 2012
Netherlands
March 15, 2012
Denmark
March 15, 2012
Portugal
March 16, 2012
Mexico
March 16, 2012
Taiwan
March 22, 2012
Hungary
March 23, 2012
Poland
March 23, 2012
Turkey
March 29, 2012
Hong Kong
March 30, 2012
Norway
April 12, 2012
Argentina
April 12, 2012
Germany
April 20, 2012
Brazil
May 03, 2012
New Zealand
May 18, 2012
China
May 25, 2012
India
June 07, 2012
Peru
June 08, 2012
Uruguay
June 20, 2012
Sweden
August 09, 2012
Chile
August 10, 2012
Colombia
August 18, 2012
Japan
December 05, 2012
Italy
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After their plane crashes in Alaska, six oil workers are led by a skilled huntsman to survival, but a pack of merciless wolves haunts their every step.
John Ottway (Liam Neeson) works in Alaska killing the wolves that threaten an oil drilling team. We see a scene of him shooting a wolf and then watching, with his hand on it almost as though he's sorry for it, as it breaths more and more slowly and finally dies. On his last day on the job, Ottway writes a letter to his wife Ana (Anne Openshaw) who has left him, that he plans to commit suicide. While holding the barrel of the Winchester Model 70 in his mouth, Ottway hears the howl of a wolf, which stops him.Upon completing the job, the team and Ottway head home on a plane that crashes in a blizzard. Ottway then sees a vision of his wife but awakens to find one of the team, Lewenden (James Badge Dale), mortally wounded. Ottway calms him, letting him know that he is going to die, and then Lewenden dies peacefully.Ottway sets the survivors to task collecting material for a fire. He sees a woman in need of help, but finds her being eaten by a gray wolf who also attacks Ottway. He is rescued by the others and explains that they are most likely in the wolves' territory. After starting a fire, the survivors take turns keeping watch. While urinating, Hernandez (Ben Bray) is killed by two wolves. The remaining survivors find his body in the morning and Ottway suggests they leave the crash site because they are wide open to attack. Diaz (Frank Grillo) questions Ottway's leadership and begins defying his orders. Before they leave, Ottway and the others remove the wallets from many of the bodies with the intention of returning them to surviving family members. Hendrick says a prayer and thanks to God for allowing them to survive the crash and then the survivors leave the crash site.While hiking across the snow, Flannery (Joe Anderson) falls behind and is killed by three wolves. The remaining survivors continue on and make camp in the woods, where tension between Ottway and Diaz comes to a head as the survivors create makeshift weaponry. Diaz threatens Ottway with his knife, but is disarmed by Ottway. The survivors meet the alpha wolf, who sends an omega to test Diaz. However, the survivors are able to kill the wolf and eat it. Diaz severs its head and throws it back as a symbol of defiance.The group stop to build a campfire at night and they start a conversation. Diaz tells the group how the men who died aren't in heaven and there is no god, Talget admits that he believes but Ottway confesses that he too is an atheist, but he wishes that he could believe. Burke (Nonso Anozie) awakens and he begins to hallucinate from hypoxia. He goes back to sleep in front of the campfire. The group bonds over personal stories. A blizzard approaches and they try to preserve the campfire to prevent hypothermia. Despite their best efforts, Ottway finds Burke's frozen lifeless body in the morning.Further in their travels, the survivors come across a high canyon wall within which, screened by trees, they identify a river. Hendrick (Dallas Roberts) jumps to the trees to secure a line as a means of traverse. Diaz and Ottway make it across the line to join Hendrick, but Talget (Dermot Mulroney), who is afraid of heights, loses his glasses on the way and freezes out of fear. He reluctantly continues across, but soon finds his injured hand has begun bleeding and he gets caught up in the makeshift rope. Talget struggles to untangle himself, but the line breaks and he crashes through the trees to the ground. Wounded, Talget sees a vision of his daughter and is dragged away by the wolves. While attempting to save Talget, Diaz falls from the tree and injures his knee.The three remaining survivors continue their trek and make it to the river, but an exhausted Diaz can make it no further, preferring to stay and die than go on. Hendrick tries to convince Diaz to carry on, but Ottway tells him it is futile. They give each other final goodbyes and Ottway and Hendrick leave Diaz on the riverside, as the crackling of branches caused by wolves is heard.Ottway and Hendrick continue, but are soon chased by wolves again. Fleeing, Hendrick falls in the river and he gets his foot stuck between underwater rocks. Ottway jumps into the river to attempt to save him but Hendrick drowns in the river. Freezing and alone, Ottway then curses God and asks for His help with no response.Ottway continues on without his wet coat but he is eventually dazed from hypothermia taking effect. He then stops and pulls out each wallet collected from the dead, examines the mementos they contain, and places them in a pile on the snow, adding his own wallet as well. Suddenly, the pack of wolves surrounds him, leading Ottway to discover that he has walked right into their den. He is soon spotted by the alpha wolf and realises that it is female while the other pack members back off. Ottway sees another vision of his wife, which now reveals that she was dying on a hospital bed, and suggests the reason for his earlier attempted suicide. Deciding to make a stand, he tapes broken miniature alcohol bottles to his fist and a knife to his other hand. He recites his father's poem aloud to himself, then charges the alpha wolf before the screen goes black. In a post-credits scene, the back of Ottway's head is seen laying on the side of the presumably dying Alpha wolf's stomach, as it breaths more and more slowly, a bookend to the similar scene at the beginning.
Joe Carnahan
Director(s)
Joe Carnahan
Ian Mackenzie Jeffers
Ian Mackenzie Jeffers
Writer(s)
Joe Carnahan
producer
Leah Carnahan
associate producer
Jules Daly
producer
Ross Fanger
executive producer (as Ross T. Fanger)
Lynn Givens
associate producer
Bill Johnson
executive producer
Mickey Liddell
producer
Jennifer Monroe
executive producer (as Jennifer Hilton Monroe)
Douglas Saylor Jr.
co-producer
Ridley Scott
producer
Tony Scott
executive producer
Jim Seibel
executive producer
Adi Shankar
executive producer
Spencer Silna
executive producer
Producer(s)
Marc Streitenfeld
Composer(s)
Ottway
Liam Neeson
Diaz
Frank Grillo
Talget
Dermot Mulroney
Hendrick
Dallas Roberts
Flannery
Joe Anderson
Burke
Nonso Anozie
Lewenden
James Badge Dale
Hernandez (as Ben Hernandez)
Ben Bray
Ottway's Wife
Anne Openshaw
Company Clerk
Peter Girges
Ottway (5 years old) (as Jonathan James Bitoni)
Jonathan Bitonti
Ottway's Father
James Bitonti
Talget's Little Girl
Ella Kosor
Cimoski
Jacob Blair
Flight Attendant
Lani Gelera
Flight Attendant
Larissa Stadnichuk
Director(s)
Ian Mackenzie Jeffers
Ian Mackenzie Jeffers
Writer(s)
producer
Leah Carnahan
associate producer
Jules Daly
producer
Ross Fanger
executive producer (as Ross T. Fanger)
Lynn Givens
associate producer
Bill Johnson
executive producer
Mickey Liddell
producer
Jennifer Monroe
executive producer (as Jennifer Hilton Monroe)
Douglas Saylor Jr.
co-producer
Ridley Scott
producer
Tony Scott
executive producer
Jim Seibel
executive producer
Adi Shankar
executive producer
Spencer Silna
executive producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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