Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter behind the scenes gags

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter

The film mixes the real scene of New Orleans and the scene changed through CG technology.
Although some actors auditioned through video or audio recordings, the director and producer went to the theater to watch a play starring Benjamin Walker before they confirmed that Benjamin Walker was acting.
In the process of preparing for shooting, Timo Beckmanbetov repeatedly watched John Ford's movie "Young Lincoln".
In order to make Benjamin Walker look more like Lincoln, the crew deliberately made a mask for Lincoln according to his face, and Benjamin Walker wore a fake nose and ears.
Beckman Betov, Tim Burton, and another producer, Jim Lemley, started the preparatory work for filming before Seth Grahame-Smith finished writing the novel. Many narrations in the film are quoted from Lincoln's diary.
Seth Grahamme-Smith adapted the script for the film himself.
During the preparation of the role, Benjamin Walker emailed the manuscript of Lincoln's "Gaishi Bunker Speech" to the director and producer.
WETA produced special effects for the film. Many fighting scenes were made into small animations before shooting, and then converted into 3D.
Dominic Cooper received a lot of training before shooting, and in the end he was able to complete a lot of stunts with axes.
In order to show the reality of Lincoln, the director and producer did a lot of research on it, especially the plot of Lincoln's cabin. Each department has done research on the historical details of the time to ensure that the historical details presented on the screen are as accurate as possible.
The designer designed clothing that fits the legendary image for the character of Lincoln, with an axe mechanism inside the clothing. Many ornaments are reproductions of historical relics, such as Mary's jewelry.
The crew brought many fans of the American Civil War to the set to play the soldiers of the Civil War. Many of them came to the set with costumes they made.