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Right before dying, the target gives Six a pendant containing damning evidence of corruption against their boss, Denny Carmichael, who's played by Rege-Jean Page. While on a mission in Bangkok, he discovers the intended target is actually a fellow Sierra agent. HARRIS: But first - so in "The Gray Man," Ryan Gosling plays Six, a convicted murderer turned assassin for the CIA's Sierra program. We will be talking about Chris Evans' mustache, I am sure. Welcome back, Chris.ĬHRIS KLIMEK, BYLINE: Oh, Linda, Aisha, it is such a genuine mustache to mustache with you both again. HARRIS: Here with me and Linda today is writer Chris Klimek. And today, we're talking about "The Gray Man" on POP CULTURE HAPPY HOUR from NPR. This time, though, they're filtered through the sensibilities of directors Anthony and Joe Russo. There are shadow governments, plus flashy action sequences set in places like Bangkok and Prague. The movie is like a lot of spy thrillers. When a mission goes awry, he has to contend with a sociopathic ex-agent played by a very game Chris Evans. That one that just told it will have an idea, and it's really incredible the way that their minds work together to create something so beautiful.The Netflix movie "The Gray Man" stars Ryan Gosling as a prison inmate who strikes a deal to become an assassin for the CIA in exchange for his freedom. One will have an idea, and one will go tell it. I don't even know if that makes any sense, but really, it's incredible watching them work.

I wanted it to be like this, but no, they are exactly the same, but so different. I expected them as brothers to kind of, no, I disagree. I hope that's something that'll happen in the future but working with the Russo brothers was such an incredible experience, not only because there's two of them, but because they feed off of each other's energy in a way that I've never seen before. Sometimes I just don't even understand what's going on, but I would love to do a biopic, or playing Audrey Hepburn. Have you thought about playing the lottery, or doing something like.You know what I mean? Because it's incredible. So, you've worked with Tarantino, the Russo brothers, and now Steven Spielberg.