Bradley Cooper will enter the 'Dark Fields'
Franck Tabouring
From comedy to action and all the way to suspense, Bradley Cooper is the man for everything. The star from "The Hangover" hast just signed to star in Relativity Media's thriller "Dark Fields."
Variety says Cooper will play a New York writer whose life changes when he comes across a pill that enables him to access the full capacity of his brain. That's when strange forces begin to haunt him.
"Dark Fields" is based on the novel by Alan Glynn, and Neil Burger ("The Illusionist") is directing the film from a screenplay by Leslie Dixon. Shooting will kick off early next year.
Cooper, who is currently onscreen in "New York, I Love You," will soon be seen in the role of Face in "The A-Team." He also recently starred in "He's Just Not That Into You" and "All About Steve."
The actor from "Wedding Crashers" will also soon star in "Valentine's Day." He will also appear in "The Hangover 2." I'm glad his career is taking off this fast, because I definitely like him as an actor.
Reader Comments (2)
I've liked Bradley Cooper ever since his early days in Alias, and I was disappointed when he left the show. Good to know that Hollywood is finally recognizing his talents. I cannot wait for New York, I Love You to hit UK screens. And he's oddly fitting as a replacement for Dirk Benedict.
Agree. He was always great on 'Alias.'