Actor
Joe Carnahan
May 9, 1969 · Sacramento, California, USA
Joseph Aaron "Joe" Carnahan (born May 9, 1969) is an American independent film director, screenwriter, producer and actor best known for his films Blood, Guts, Bullets and Octane, Narc, Smokin' Aces and The A-Team. He is the brother of screenwriter Matthew Michael Carnahan.
Notable work
6.4The A-Team (2010)
as Mike "The Operator" and Director
6.6The Grey (2012)
Director
7.6The Blacklist (2013)
Director
6.9Boss Level (2021)
as Customer at the Chinese Restaurant (uncredited) and Director and Writer
6.5Smokin' Aces (2006)
Director and Writer
7.1The Rip (2026)
as Threatening Phone Voice and Director
6.3Copshop (2021)
Director
6.2Stretch (2014)
Director
6.8Narc (2002)
Director
6.3Shadow Force (2025)
as Shady Government Type and Director and Writer
Often works with
Ray Liotta
5 titles together
Smokin' Aces, Stretch, Narc
Frank Grillo
3 titles together
The Grey, Boss Level, Copshop
Ben Hernandez Bray
3 titles together
The Grey, Ticker, State of Affairs
Jose Pablo Cantillo
3 titles together
The Rip, Copshop, El Chicano
Marshall Cook
3 titles together
Copshop, Shadow Force, Not Without Hope
Clifton Powell
3 titles together
Ticker, The Hire, Faceless
Full filmography · 18
The Rip
as Threatening Phone Voice and Director
20267.1
Not Without Hope
Director
20256.6
Shadow Force
as Shady Government Type and Director and Writer
20256.3
Copshop
Director
20216.3
Boss Level
as Customer at the Chinese Restaurant (uncredited) and Director and Writer
20216.9
El Chicano
Writer
20196.6
Stretch
Director
20146.2
The Grey
Director
20126.6
The A-Team
as Mike "The Operator" and Director
20106.4
Smokin' Aces
Director and Writer
20066.5
Ticker
Director and Writer
20026.7
Narc
Director
20026.8