Jane Got a Gun behind the scenes gags

2022-03-31 08:01

Filming began in 2013, but it wasn't released until three years later, in 2016.
The film's script was on the blacklist of Hollywood's best screenplays to be produced in 2011.
Michael Fassbender was originally set to play Dan Frost, but after filming was delayed, Michael Fassbender withdrew from the film due to scheduling conflicts with
Following Michael Fassbender's exit, Joel Edgerton switched to the role of Dan Frost, while Jude Law was brought in to play the villain, John Billshop.
The original director Lynn Ramsey and the producer fell out due to disagreements. En Ramsey did not show up on the set on the day of the agreed start. 25 hours later, Gavin O'Connor was appointed as the new director.
In November 2013, En Ramsay was sued by the producer in court for breach of contract and demanded $850,000 in liquidated damages. The lawsuit was finally settled privately in March 2014.
The plot of the film is basically the same as the 1972 film "Vengeful Gunslinger".
Jude Law was originally set to play Colin, but he dropped the film after original director Lynn Ramsey pulled out .
The film was originally scheduled to have its world premiere in Paris theaters on November 16, 2015, but due to the terrorist attacks in Paris on November 13, the film's premiere and media campaign was canceled, and the release was postponed to 2016 .

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Renee 2022-04-01 09:01:19

I personally think it's pretty good. . The love-hate relationship of the American Great West! ! The pattern is too small, but the goddess is still a goddess, all kinds of beauty
Gabe 2022-04-04 09:01:08

Different from the traditional stereotype that is dominated by men, this film is a Western film with a female protagonist. Natalie Portman's performance is quite satisfactory, and the plot is very ordinary, but the photography is very bright, showing a magnificent landscape.