ARAON: 7 minut 14 sekund!? Kate ma jednoduse poradny plice ;-)

Wanted to share this photo of Kate Winslet after reading her interview in The Hollywood Reporter: “I had to learn how to free-dive to play that role in Avatar, and that was just incredible. My longest breath hold was seven minutes and 14 seconds, like crazy, crazy stuff.” She stops herself, afraid that she’s given away too much on the top-secret project. “Oh no, actually, I can’t. Yeah, I play a water person. I am a water person,” is all she will offer, instead shifting to praise of Cameron."

Amadeus

Alan Rickman filming the 'Hans Gruber' death scene in "Die Hard" (1988)

Rocky II

“Here we see the cloud landscape from the movie ALIENS (1986). These were used during the dropship and escape from Archeron shortly after the thermonuclear explosion.

The clouds were made of polyester cotton (Fibrefill was the brand). The cloud landscape was based on a photo submitted by James Cameron. However, there were many clouds to see. Cameron just wanted a special type of cloud. This landscape was built on a glass top.“

In Troy (2004), Brad Pitt and Eric Bana did not use stunt doubles for their epic duel. They made a gentleman's agreement to pay for every accidental hit. $50 for each light hit, $100 for each hard blow. Pitt ended up paying Bana $750. Bana didn't owe Pitt anything

Blade Runner (1982)

Strange Tales: Raiders Of The Lost Ark, at 35 (miniatures, mattes, make-up and behind the scenes)
https://markwestwriter.blogspot.com/2016/07/raiders-of-lost-ark-at-35-miniatures.html

Neni to uplně zákulisí filmu, ale myslim, že se tu neztratí :)

Hans Zimmer and his Moog Modular Synthesizer, 1970.


https://twitter.com/Iearnhistory/status/1313529776540270593

How Bodysuits Are Designed To Look Realistic In Movies & TV | Movies Insider
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVqgzW2V9OA

Seven

Inside ILM: Creating the Razor Crest Celebrates the Return of Modelmaking Magic to Star Wars | StarWars.com
https://www.starwars.com/news/inside-ilm-creating-the-razor-crest

INDIANA JONES and The Temple of Doom
Producer Robert Watts
"The demands of the Indian bureaucracy after reading our script were intolerable, so we had to find a solution. Elliot Scott (production Designer) and I found everything we needed in Sri Lanka, except the Maharaja's Palace. I mean, a couple of scenes were bugging us. So I talked to Lucas and said, "What if we fix this with a couple of good matte paintings and a perspective set at Elstree back lot?" We reached a no return point with the Indians and we finally agreed this was the most convenient for everyone."
Via Indiana Jones picture gallery

Escape from New York (1981) James Cameron matte painter.