The Fall behind the scenes gags

2021-12-13 08:01

Due to a small misunderstanding between the casting director and the little girl's actor Catinca Untaru, Catinka thought that Lee Pace, who played Roy, was really a patient with high paraplegia.
The house used by the band of bandits in the film is in the traditional style of the indigenous Marwar people in India.
The scenes of Catinca Untaru were shot in chronological order. During the filming, Antaru's English level has improved dramatically-it fits well with the characters in the movie.
During the filming, Antaru lost two of his baby teeth, and the film crew had to shoot according to the chronological sequence of the story development, in order to match the character's life logic in the film.
Almost all the horses in the film belong to an Indian named Jeetu Verma.
Darwin’s monkey in the film is called "Willis", which is a tribute to the naturalist Alfred Russell Willis.
The magical word "Googly" that little girl Alexandra often chanted in the film became the name of the production company.
In order to raise funds for the film, director Tarsem Singh made a piggy bank in the shape of a little girl Alexandra and took it to the meeting .

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Blake 2022-03-28 09:01:03

Tarsem Singh shot a touch of Terry Gilliam, with a detached mythological adoration. The black-and-white upgrade of the title reminds me of the opening scene of The Antichrist, which shines through film history. As for this two-line story, it did not provoke a sigh because of the sacrifices, but it was as light as a butterfly that finally appeared. The beautiful picture is a double-edged sword, dreamy and vain.
Phyllis 2021-12-13 08:01:12

A marvelous fantastic film! The pictures and soundtrack are quite gorgeous, and the countries where the ending subtitles were filmed are amazing. It is worth mentioning that the male protagonist finally traveled to another world in the process of shooting a fall from a height. He became a king in a deep forest. He kept his treasure and his subjects singing and dancing every day. Another story. . . In short, tribute to all film doubles and stuntmen!