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The script of the film was originally titled The Low Dweller, and later it was called Under a Black Sun. When filming started, it was temporarily named Dust to Dust; it was Terrence Malik and Sam Shepar. De persuaded director Scott Cooper to use "Out of the Furnace".
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Ridley Scott was expected to direct the film, and the lead actor was Leonardo DodiCaprio.
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Scott Cooper modified the script to allow Christian Charles Philip Bale to play Russell Bazet. At that time, the director had never met Christian Charles Philip Bale, nor was he sure that Christian Charles Philip Bale would agree to perform.
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In 2011 Scott Cooper promised Christian Charles Philip Bale the starring role of the film, but the latter was not available at the time. Christian Charles Philip Bale has been obsessed with the script until it finally got his wish in April 2012 when the schedule was finally vacated.
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Christian Charles Philip Bale learned how to operate a real forging furnace for this film.
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The role of Woody Harrelson originally hoped to invite Vigo Mortensen to play. Billy Bob Thornton was also expected to play. In the film, there are singing passages in the scenes of Casey Affleck and Jackson White, which are freely played by the extras on the set.
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When the film was first announced to star Christian Charles Philip Bale, the director candidate was not Scott Cooper, but British Rupert Sanders .
Out of the Furnace behind the scenes gags
2021-12-15 08:01
Extended Reading
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Virgie 2022-04-23 07:02:21
In addition to Bell being handsome, what else is there, smelly and long
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Ransom 2022-04-22 07:01:31
Hey, why are there so many bad reviews? I think the script is okay. The relationship between the characters is indeed a bit complicated and disorganized, but the advancement of revenge in the first half and the second half requires a slow narrative in the first half to accumulate strength to prepare emotionally. Several leading actors The performances are flawless. Bale, as always, good photography, good soundtrack, good execution of the last few shots, excellent depression and deep depression until the last 6:00 of the film, it's really unfair T^T
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Russell Baze: Hey, how you doing?
Rodney Baze Sr.: Okay.
Russell Baze: I'm here.
Rodney Baze Sr.: That's why I'm okay.
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Russell Baze: There's nothing wrong with working for a living.
Rodney Baze Jr.: Working for a living? What do you call this, motherfucker?
[shows long scar on his belly]
Rodney Baze Jr.: Is that working for a living? Huh? Is it working for a living when a carried my best friend's legs under this arm, and the rest of him under this arm? I saw a fucking baby with his fucking head cut off. I saw a fucking pile of feet in the middle of the street, and I had to clean it up. I gave my fucking life for my country. That's not work?