Did you know Harrison ford was supposed to shoot a sword fight for this scene but was sick and said "Why don't I just...

>white man goes east to randomly kill muslims
that foreshadowing

That's a Sikh

Orson Welles was in one of his infamous drunken stupors during the filming of Citizen Kane which led to his nonsensical murmuring of "Rosebud." The entire subplot about the sled was quickly shot and added in editing by the film's true uncredited auteur Robert Wise

The guy who played the mummy in Under Wraps also did the voice of Patrick in spongebob

Indie was a true American.

the penis is mighty than a swords

Do you genuinely think the person that wrote the post you're responding to knows or cares what a Sikh or Muslim is?

I learned this from Jeopardy and nice trips btw

hello mohammad

In 1991 during the filming for 'Point Break' Keanu Reeves (whose role involved playing rookie FBI agent 'Johnny Utah') was surfing with co-stars when a small child was dragged under the waves and began to struggle to stay above surface.

As his co-stars rushed to help, Reeves held out an arm infront of them, stopping them and was reported saying by Lori Petty (who played the character Tyler Endicott in the film) "The waves have claimed her, let her fight for her own life".

The crew, dumbfounded, proceeded to watch her struggle until her body disappeared beneath the waves, lifeless. He was later spotted outside the child's house, making drowning gestures and thanking the family for their child's sacrifice to the great ocean.

Not that guy but as an American I think it's important for us to know just who will join our side when it inevitably comes to the point where we have to unite and holocaust the Muslims.

As Sikhs are on Team Freedom I think people should be able to identify them correctly.

b8

not op but;

youtube.com/watch?v=unHW5-FagHM

Come on mang, you know it to be true!

youtube.com/watch?v=6n0Uj41zlhU

fake.

>That's not the only thing crazy about Nine Lives. During the entire filming, Christopher Walken could not remember a single line from the script. So eventually, Barry Sonnenfeld told Walken to just improvise and use his best judgement as to how to progress the story and his own character. "He is a very talented artist, so I had complete faith that he would put his own hand into the film and really make it special," Sonnefeld said. "I think he did just that, in a more spectacular way than I could imagine". However, some of his fellow cast members didn't agree with him. "[Walken] was constantly making these awkward 1-2 minute pauses where he would just freeze and stare into my eyes," Spacey said, on working with Walken's improvisation. "Of course, I had to go along with it since he was 'improvising', but after his abysmal pause, he would smile at me and say 'I bet you feel like an idiot for waiting that long', and would walk off the set to play with all the cat extras. It was extremely unprofessional and I hope I never work with that lunatic again". Walken responded to Spacey's comments saying "That washed up puckered asshole was high on coke everytime he came on set. He probably hallucinated the whole thing". Spacey was unavailable to comment on his accused drug use while on set.

"Paul Dano wasn't actually originally cast in 12 Years a Slave. Rumor has it that at some point during the shoot he randomly wandered onto the Louisiana set and started ordering the black actors around,[5] screaming obscenities at them. Steve McQueen, having the deft touch and artistic integrity that he does, kept the cameras rolling and was able to capture most of the footage. They even made some adjustments to the original story in order to work the harrowing footage into the film.[6][7]

The offensive limerick "Run Nigger Run" in 12 Years a Slave was originally penned as a short limerick only four lines long.[8] The extended lyrics and decision to sing them while clapping to the beat were improvised on the spot by Paul Dano during shooting, much to the confusion of the crew and his fellow cast members. It is reported that in original cuts of the scene, other cast members can be seen shifting uncomfortably for several minutes as Dano continues to sing and clap his hands.[9] The film's lead actor Chiwetel Ejiofor was so impressed with Dano's performance that he convinced director Steve McQueen to include the full song in the movie and edit the scene accordingly.[10]

Paul Dano reportedly stayed in character during the filming of 12 Years a Slave.[11][12] This led to a number of awkward interactions with the predominantly black cast and the film's director, who is also black. According to lead actor Chiwetel Ejiofor, Dano took to calling the black actors "minstrel niggers" and would feign a stereotypical slave accent when conversing with director Steve McQueen, calling him "massa" and "boss nigger".[11][13]

>and the film's director, who is also black. >director Steve McQueen

it was actually because Harrison had to take a shit.

Hot dinner.

nice pasta

i always wonder whether these really happened, or the creators just made them up, as a form of guerilla marketing

also deflecting the dagger with his sword in fellowship was real. the orc actor was not supposed to throw it at him like that and he had no choice but to bat it away

Yeah, because the actor couldn't see anything with the orc mask

They had been preparing for the the whip vs sword fight for a few days and there are pictures of said preparations.

havent seen this pasta in a while

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i knew he was an asshole