Bradley Cooper Is Duke in Paramount’s G.I. Joe Reboot, Directed by Danny McBride
Bradley Cooper is Duke in Paramount's new G.I. Joe reboot, directed by Danny McBride. Channing Tatum and more join the cast.
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