Anthony Mackie chats about his new movie '10 Years'

The new dramedy "10 Years" features about a dozen major, up-and-coming Hollywood actors under 40. Look one way at the high school reunion flick, which opens Friday, and there's Channing Tatum. A few scenes later and in walks Aubrey Plaza. Chris Pratt, Ari Graynor, Oscar Isaac, Brian Geraghty and Justin Long drop in for good measure. The list goes on.

Playing ladies' man Andre, Julliard-trained Anthony Mackie, who catapulted to prominence after starring in "The Hurt Locker," is a key part of the ensemble in Jamie Linden;s movie about a suburban ten-year reunion. amNewYork spoke with the 32-year-old New Orleans native about the film and more.

Besides being an actor, Anthony Mackie is also a Brooklyn bar owner. Here's what he had to say about his NoBar (608 Nostrand Ave., Bed-Stuy), which opened in 2011: "The great thing about NoBar is it's like a French, rustic, old-school New Orleans-style bar. I'm not from New York, or L.A. ... so my idea of going out and having a good time is different. A lot of people go out to be seen. NoBar [is] a great place where you can go and chill, have cheap drinks ... and have a good time.