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Quentin Tarantillo and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin both polished the script of the film, but did not sign on the cast.
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Sean Connery asked the producer to build a wooden house for him on Alcatraz. This way he can live without having to go back and forth between land and island every day. Eventually the producer agreed to his request.
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During the filming of the film, Alcatraz Island was still open to the public as a tourist attraction, and many tourists watched the filming process.
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The film’s photographer, John Schwarzman, is the cousin of the starring Nicholas Cage.
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Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais rewrote the lines of the Connery character in the film, but did not sign them.
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Schwarzenegger was originally the person to play the role of "Good speed", but at that time the script was only 80 pages and it was handwritten. Schwarzenegger had no confidence in this project and refused to play it. He later expressed regret for this decision.
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Stanley Anderson, who played the President of the United States, also played the role of President of the United States in another Michael Bay-directed film "Peerless Tribulation".
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Tony Scott was originally scheduled to direct the film, but he gave up the film and directed "Fantasy" instead.
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The film’s premiere was held in the prison recreation room on Alcatraz Island.
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According to director Michael Bay, the script of the film is more serious than the film, and many humorous elements were temporarily added during the filming process.
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The film has more than 2,900 shots, and the average length of each shot is about 2.5 seconds.
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Don Simpson read the memoirs written by Colonel Hackworth about the Vietnam War, criticizing the US government, combined with the report in "60 Minutes" about the US government's refusal to recognize soldiers sacrificed in overseas missions, and created the film of Colonel Hummel. Role.
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Mason said "" in response to an FBI agent's inquiry . This line is exactly the same as the line Connery said when Bond faced the heroine in the 007 series "Diamond".
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Indian filmmakers remade the film, called ", but the response was not high.
The Rock behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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General Hummel: Remember Operation Desert Storm? Those surgical hits made by our smart bombs that were covered so well on CNN? It was my men on the ground that made those hits possible by lazing the targets. Twenty of those men were left to rot outside Baghdad after the conflict ended. No benefits were paid to their families. No medals conferred. These men died for their country and they weren't even given a goddamn military burial. This situation is unacceptable. You will transfer one hundred million dollars from Grand Cayman Red Sea trading company to an account I designate. From these funds, one million dollars will be paid to each of the eighty-three marines' families. The rest of the funds, I will disperse at my discretion. Do I make myself clear?
Womack: Except for the Red Sea Trading Company. What is that?
General Hummel: Identify yourself.
Womack: This is FBI Director Womack, General.
General Hummel: It's a slush-fund where the Pentagon keeps proceeds from illegal arms deals...
General Al Kramer: Jesus, Frank, this is classified information!
General Hummel: You alert the media, I launch the gas. You refuse payment, I launch the gas. You've got forty hours, until noon, day after tomorrow, to arrange transfer of the money. I am aware of your countermeasure. You know and I know it doesn't stand a chance. Hummel from Alcatraz, out.
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Agent Paxton: [talking privately, after the Navy Seals were killed by Hummel and his Marines] Now you tell me I'm on a need-to-know basis. And I'm telling you right now, I need to who the fuck John Mason is, right now sir!
Womack: You want to know? Okay. 1962: J. Edgar Hoover is the head of the FBI, some say the country. It's no secret that he kept secret files on prominent Americans and Europeans. De Gaulle, British members of Parliament, even the Prime Minister. I mean, this guy had dirt on everybody in the world.
Agent Paxton: Yeah, I know all of the cloak and dagger stories. Where does Mason fit in?
Womack: Mason was the British operative who stole the files, but our Bureau agents caught him at the Canadian border. Of course, the British claimed that they never heard of him. So we held him without trial until he gave up the microfilm. But he never did.
Agent Paxton: Well, I'm surprised Hoover didn't use his daughter as leverage.
Womack: Hoover was dead in '72, she wasn't born yet. Today... it's a different Bureau.
Agent Paxton: So, you held this guy without trial his whole life. No wonder he's pissed.
Womack: This man knows our most intimate secrets from the last half century! The alien landing at Roswell, the truth behind the J.F.K. assassination. Mason's angry, he's lethal, he's a trained killer... and he is the only hope that we have got.