Battleship behind the scenes gags

Battleship

The actor played by Tyler Kitch looks like an unlearned and worthless young man, but he is the fastest-promoting naval commander in the history of the United States.
The actor played by Tyler Kitsch was a bit like Don Quixote at the beginning, and he had enough courage and determination to do things. He faces a double predicament in the film. On the one hand, he has to fight with alien invaders, and on the other hand, he has to deal with future father-in-law's difficulties. The role of father-in-law is played by Liam Neeson, who is also Taylor Kutch's boss.
When the alien invaders approached Pearl Harbor, the U.S. Navy and the Japanese Navy began to fight side by side. Director Peter Borg was fascinated by this plot setting. There were many Japanese characters, large and small, all in the story. It played an important role.
During the first few weeks of filming, "Battleship" was shot on the water.
The first few scenes of the alien spacecraft's appearance were all real shots. For this reason, the crew created a very large scene on the sea to shoot the magnificent and grand vision.
Alien spacecraft have "stealth" devices and powerful radar detection equipment. They have taken advantage of naval battles, and the U.S. Navy is often beaten out of their heads.
Although she played only a few minutes, Rihanna performed very well. Compared to her ex-boyfriend Chris Brown, Rihanna is more talented as an actress.
Director Peter Borg is not afraid of the bad reputation of alien invasion movies in recent years. He said that he likes "Battle of Los Angeles" very much.
Alien invasion movies are reminiscent of real war conflicts and imperialism, but Peter Borg said that he never considered political topics during the filming process.
The role of the battleship in the film is completed by the real battleship USS Missouri. This is the first time that the ship has returned to the Pacific Ocean since it docked at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii in 1998. For this moment, director Peter Borg and his team paid a lot of effort. Big effort. The crew spent a total of two weeks filming on the Missouri, but it only took 8 months to prepare the tugboat for launch.
The veterans appearing in the film are all real veterans who have served on the battleship Missouri. They are called "Old Salt" and are true combat heroes.