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Joe Carnahan on The A-Team sequels that never were: "We should have made three of these"
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If you're still devastated by the fact that director Joe Carnahan only made one film based on the 2010 series "The A-Team," starring Liam Neeson, Bradley Cooper, Sharlto Copley, and Rampage Jackson, the lead director shares your pain. In a recent interview, Carnahan also regrets that only one installment was made: It's one of those cases where
Joe Carnahan Blames Studio for ‘The A-Team’ Flop: “We Should Have Made Three of These”
Joe Carnahan, coming off the streaming “success” of “The RIP” and passable reviews—79% on RT and 63 on MC—is now reflecting on one of the more notable failures of his career, and he doesn’t believe it deserved its fate.It’s fair to say that Carnahan’s 2010 film “The A-Team” didn’t exactly live up to expectations. Inspired by the popular 1980s television series, the summer action film debuted to mixed reviews, and that’s despite featuring a stron…
Joe Carnahan on The A-Team sequels that never were: "We should have made three of these"
It’s been over fifteen years since the release of The A-Team movie, but director Joe Carnahan is still upset that the plan for more sequels didn’t quite come together. Joe Carnahan Wanted More A-Team Sequels Based on the ’80s TV series of the same name, The A-Team tells the story of a Special Forces team that escapes and sets out to clear their names after being imprisoned for a crime they did not commit. The film starred Liam Neeson, Bradley Co…
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