One of the most impressive scenes in the movie Kingsman: The Secret Service is when the characters need to go through a challenging mission, escape from a flooded room. When doing this scene, because of a computer system failure, the entire studio and crew were submerged in water.
Director Matthew Vaughn said: "The actors at the time did not act, they are in real panic." He also said it was one of the most difficult experiences in his entire film career.
Blockbuster film Armageddon directed by Michael Bay has been used by NASA for a very special purpose. The agency has asked future managers to watch the film and find out all the logical flaws in the segments. According to some sources, up to now, there have been 168 logical errors found.
The biggest flaw is the film’s main setting, which is about a group of oil drilling workers who land on an asteroid to destroy it before it hits the Earth. NASA will certainly only send formal training experts into space to ensure safety. Even the main star Ben Affleck once told the director that the film was not logical: “Why is it easier to train oil drilling workers to become astronauts than to train astronauts? Oil drilling success? ".
In the scene where Mia and Sebastian dance on the hill in the sunset, Emma Stone’s yellow dress became the symbol of the movie Lalaland. And the star born in 1989 is also the muse that inspired the costume designers to make this dress when Emma appeared beautifully in a yellow dress at the premiere of The Amazing Spider- Man.
After the movie The Imitation Game closed, actor Benedict Cumberbatch was so obsessed with the character he showed, the legendary mathematician Alan Turing, to the point that the actor has collapsed for a while. The actor confessed that at times, he could not stop crying when he thought about the tragic fate of Alan’s mathematical genius. The scientist was sentenced in 1952 for having committed homosexual acts and soon after, he ended his life.
Before filming The theory of everything about British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking, actor Eddie Redmayne had met the scientist once. Over the course of 4 months, the British actor learned how to control his body with a dance teacher and visited 40 patients with lateral sclerosis to study their body movements.
During filming and during breaks between scenes, the actor did not move and curled his back to simulate the character’s posture, which caused him to have a scoliosis after the filming. machine.
And all the efforts of actor The Danish girl have paid off. After watching the movie, scientist Stephen Hawking sent a letter to the director saying that he loved Eddie’s acting and sometimes he felt like he was seeing himself appearing on screen.
