Mark Wahlberg tells PEOPLE he "apologized at the end of" shooting his new movie 'Flight Risk' for keeping to himself on set in order to stay in the villain's mindset. "If we weren't shooting, I was like either off in the corner by myself or I just would kind of go back to my little dressing room,

The Mel Gibson-directed thriller “Flight Risk” opens in theaters Friday. The airplane drama takes thrills to new heights as Mark Wahlberg — who partially shaved his head for the role — stars as a pilot who’s transporting an Air Marshal and her fugitive but reveals his secret agenda mid-flight.

The last time Wahlberg took on the on the villain role was in 1996’s “Fear,” opposite Reese Witherspoon. “I was like the guy who was like constantly picking at them, pokin

Mel Gibson challenges himself to just make a normal potboiler with the Hitchcockian premise of Flight Risk. He's not up to it.

Mel Gibson’s chamber thriller Flight Risk is thin at 3,000 feet, but Topher Grace makes for good in-flight entertainment.

A new suspense thriller comes to theaters today. Mark Wahlberg joins Good Day to talk about the unusual character he plays in Mel Gibson's new film. 'Flight Risk.'

Mark Wahlberg is spilling the beans over his experience of playing the villain in his latest film, Flight Risk. The actor revealed that he went on to apologise to the cast members, especially Michelle Dockery and Topher Grace for getting too much into the character and acting to attack them in the scenes.