But I couldn’t help but wonder. Whenever the hostess asked the name of the beach, the other party was mysterious and incoherent, and said "if I told you I'd have to kill you", what the hell is this! So what is the name of the beach!
So I searched for relevant information and shared it with you, along with some other tidbits.
There are several theories on the Internet about the name of this mysterious beach.
According to the bearded man’s answer "This is paradise", this beach may be called Paradise (or Paraíso?), of course it is more likely that he is describing this place... Some
netizens speculate that the name of the beach is actually the same as the title of the film. Called The Shallows. This possibility is not ruled out, but it is too straightforward.
The most reliable statement is that in fact, the locals deliberately concealed their names to protect this place from being trampled by too many tourists, so since the film has not been released, we have no way of knowing it.
In fact, the real name of the beach is Ned's Beach. It is located on Lord Howe Island in the Tasman Sea in eastern Australia, about a two-hour flight from Sydney.
There is no communication service in this place, because it was voted on by the 350 residents of the island. The mobile phone signal there is also very poor, so it is basically impossible for the hostess to video communication with her family for so long... The
film was shot for a total of 47 days. Except for the scenes on the Australian islands, the rest were all in a pool the size of a football field. Shot inside.
The title was once called "In the Deep", which is exactly the opposite of what it means now~
At the beginning of the film, two surfers asked if the heroine was from California, and the heroine answered that she was from Texas. In fact, Blake Lively was born in California.
Blake was hit by a buoy in his face during the filming, so that his nosebleeds flowed. This scene was included in the feature film, which means that the nosebleeds we saw in the ending climax are real.
The bikini panties worn by the female protagonist were presented by American fashion brand Tory Burch.
The shark in the film is set to be a female great white shark because the female is larger and looks more ferocious. (So this is a story of two women tearing it up?) The
heroine named the seagull Steven Seagull, which spoofed the American actor Steven Seagal.
This robbed seagull was not made by CG, but a real seagull. Its name is Sully and it lives in a seagull sanctuary in Australia. This famous brand also has three stand-ins in the film, among which there are dubbing for it... The
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