Mark Wahlberg revealed his excitement about having worked with his favorite director, Mel Gibson, on the latest movie "Airborne Threat." The 53-year-old actor shared that it was an intense filming experience, shooting the entire film in just 22 days, something he had never experienced before. Wahlberg praised Gibson's ability and the speed with which the film was shot, sometimes recording up to fifteen pages in a day.
"Wahlberg plays a bald villain and hitman in the film, while the plot centers around a government witness escorted by an FBI agent during a flight over Alaska," the actor described his character in "Airborne Threat." His performance surprised many due to his new look and the perception of the character, which he described as "absolutely insane, totally crazy, really cool."
The action thriller directed by Mel Gibson has received mixed reviews from critics, but Wahlberg hopes that the audience enjoys the movie and experiences the unexpected. The plot focuses on a high-risk flight in which the protagonist transports a lieutenant and a fugitive to their trial, while navigating a tense and desolate environment inside an airplane.
Despite the reviews, "Airborne Threat" topped the box office in the United States during its opening weekend, grossing $12 million. Wahlberg noted that working with Michelle Dockery and Topher Grace was a great experience, despite being confined for long periods in a small space during filming.
Mark Wahlberg praised Mel Gibson for his experience as an actor and filmmaker, highlighting the director's willingness to listen to ideas and opinions from his cast. The actor described the movie as a wild ride that should be enjoyed on the big screen and emphasized that "Airborne Threat" offers a cinematic experience filled with emotions and unexpected twists.
