‘The Gray Man’ Starring Ryan Gosling & Chris Evans Wraps Up Filming at Netflix

Netflix's highest budget film “The Gray Man” has officially wrapped up filming in Prague on 23rd July. The filming for the final phase commenced on June 27 in Prague, Czech Republic after completing its shoot in France.

The Gray Man began production on March 15 in Long Beach, California and wrapped up on June 8 to move to Europe, and began filming in France. Regé-Jean Page filmed his part in the first leg of the shoot.

“The Gray Man” has been in the talks mostly because of its big-budget of $200 million, which is also the highest-ever for any Netflix film. The film also has a stunning star cast comprising Chris Evans and Ryan Gosling in the lead and directed by the Russo brothers (Anthony Russo and Joe Russo).

The confirmation of production wrap came directly from the Russo brothers' social media accounts, where they announced the completion of the Prague shoot, which was also their final destination.

Thank you Prague. We out… #TheGrayMan pic.twitter.com/tcIHpJI9uX

— Russo Brothers (@Russo_Brothers) July 23, 2021

The action-thriller follows Court Gentry (Ryan Gosling), a veteran CIA agent, is betrayed by his own agency, causing him to escape and become a fugitive. A deadly duel between killers began as Gentry is pursued around the world by Lloyd Hansen (Chris Evans), Gentry's former CIA cohort. The Gray Man became a best-selling book series, and Gosling is expected to continue in multiple editions. The idea was started years ago at New Regency as a Brad Pitt/James Gray feature, but it never got off the ground. For years, the Russos have been secretly developing it.

The film also stars Ana de Armas, Dhanush, Jessica Henwick, Regé-Jean Page, Billy Bob Thornton as Donald Fitzroy, Alfre Woodard, Julia Butters, Sam Lerner, Callan Mulvey, Wagner Moura, Eme Ikwuakor, Scott Haze, Robert Kazinsky, Michael Gandolfini, and DeObia Oparei.

The Russo brothers' AGBO is producing, and Joe Russo wrote the script, which was polished by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, who also wrote the scripts for the Russo-directed Captain America and Avengers movies and are Co-Presidents of Story at AGBO. It is based on Mark Greaney's 2009 novel of the same name, released by Jove Books in 2009, which featured the Gray Man, a professional assassin and former CIA operative named Court Gentry.