Josh Brolin gets candid about her biggest career hit ‘The Running Man’

Josh Brolin enters what he calls one of the most rewarding years of his career, thanks to his highly anticipated collaboration with Edgard Wright. The running man.

The action hit theaters on November 14, marking a project almost twenty years since the creation of Brolin and Wright for the first time in 2007 in Cannes.

“There’s a picture I showed Edgar of Edgar kissing him on the cheek that I’m sure he’s drunk,” Brolin said. The Hollywood Reporter. “Cannes was the beginning, and over the years, we always talk about working together.”

Brolin stars as Dan Dilian, the ruthless executive producer behind the film series The Demise Race, opposite Glen Powell and Colman Domingo. Unlike the 1987 adaptation, Wright’s version is closer to Stephen King’s original story, apart from killing the host.

Brolin drew inspiration from a real-life executive and billionaire. “When you pick someone up and you’re drunk, they’re going to show you stuff that you don’t particularly want to hear,” he said.

“It was useful to think back on all those wasted nights and not knowing, ‘Oh, I could use that.'”

Reflecting his full year, which is also included Arms and Wake up the hidden man, Brolingin admits that it was one of the most circumcised.

“I’m back with five films, so I’m really excited about the year. You don’t have to be excited about the audience’s choice;

-Ga / -da A man running It opens exclusively in theaters on November 14.