The initial melancholy of the crew of "The Last Dictatorship" is that Uganda does not have any film institutions, and there is no way to get help. In addition, the production staff also have concerns about the local people's reaction. So it was originally scheduled to be filmed in South Africa, but director Kevin Macdonald and his crew were warmly welcomed by the locals during the field investigation. What was even more surprising was that they even met Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, and got his special authorization for filming. The crew got a letter from the president. So I finally decided to stay in Uganda for shooting. The filming of the film was done in the Uganda Congress, the tyrant Amin’s office and even in the car. The car was found in an old garage and the staff repaired it. The army and officials in Kampala provided a lot of help during the filming.
The Last King of Scotland Shooting process
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Extended Reading
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Carmine 2021-10-26 03:30:45
In the end, Nicholas leaned against the window of the plane with scars on his face, thinking about the excitement when he first arrived in Uganda. It was really embarrassing that JM's role was too embarrassing, and he was tortured to death, adding points to the two people's acting skills.
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Green 2022-03-22 09:01:27
I don't know this history, I think the actor's acting is really good
The Last King of Scotland quotes
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Idi Amin: I am ashamed that you saw me like that. I was frightened.
Nicholas Garrigan: I'm a doctor. Everything that passes between us is confidential. Ok? I've taken an oath.
Idi Amin: But a man that shows fear... he is weak, and he is a slave.
Nicholas Garrigan: Well... if you're afraid of dying, shows you have a life worth keeping.
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Nicholas Garrigan: If you're afraid of dying it shows you have a life worth living.