Fantastic Four behind the scenes gags

Fantastic Four

The film is not the first "Fantastic Four". The first "Fantastic Four" was filmed in 1994, but it was never released. The actors and production staff are also little known. It is not so much a movie as a decoration, because according to At that time, it was agreed that if the film company that obtained the filming rights cannot complete the film within the limited time, the filming rights will be invalidated by itself.
Steven Soderbergh and Sean Austin have both intentionally directed films.
George Clooney and Brandon Fleiser were the candidates to play Li De.
The role of Johnny Storm was considered to be played by Paul Walker.
Tim Robbins was the candidate to play Dr. Dum. James Gandolfini was the candidate to play Ben Grimm. With the recommendation of Jennifer Garner, Michael Chiklis got the role of Ben Grimm, and he was the only actor among the four starring actors who had seen the original.
There are nearly 900 special effects shots in the film. The crew built a partial replica of the Brooklyn Bridge in Canada. The script of the film took more than 10 years to complete. Jessica Alba suffered from nephritis during the filming and even nearly fainted on the set. The one-minute scene where Johnny Storm turned into a fireball and leaped over Manhattan took 4 months to complete. The background was digitally processed New York City.
Because the makeup procedure is extremely cumbersome and complicated, it takes three hours for Michael Zickis, who plays Ben Grimm, to wear a 60-pound rock costume, so he takes a break to watch a baseball game. In addition, the role he plays needs to wear dentures. In order to adapt as soon as possible, he wears dentures to read stories to children.
Stan Lee, the father of the Fantastic Four, always likes to star in various Marvel comics adapted films: in "X-Men" he is a hot dog vendor, in "Dare Demon" he is a The old man crossing the street, he played a guard in "The Hulk", in "Spider-Man 2" he was a passerby avoiding explosive fragments, but this time as the creator of this famous set of comics, he played in the film A formal character Willie Lukin, the loyal and amiable old postman of the Fantastic Four.