Bradley Cooper has parted ways with the remake of The Crow.
The actor has left the project due to scheduling conflicts, according to the Hollywood Reporter. But don’t expect the project to go without a lead actor for long.
Reports indicate that producer Relativity would like Channing Tatum or Mark Wahlberg to replace Cooper. Relativity has the remake of the film as a high priority for the studio.
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It's a shame. I actually had a thread of hope for this. I've not liked most of Cooper's movies so far (except for The A-Team which was 70 times more awesome than it had any right being seeing as it was based off a crappy TV show) but I've liked HIM in them. I figured if anyone could erase the foul memory of Edward Furlong as The Crow...