"Terminator 2: Judgment Day": Linda Hamilton beat an actor with a broom
According to the crew, there was a scene where actor Ken Giebel had to beat Hamilton with a baton (played by Sarah Connor) ) Of the abdomen. Due to poor shooting, Hamilton had to repeatedly fall to the hard floor. Because Giebel was afraid of hurting her, he shy away from it, causing it to always get through. When her knees started to hurt, Hamilton was almost unable to hold back his emotions. Then, she quickly found an opportunity to prove that she was not as worried about hurting her partner as Giebel. Fans of
may remember a scene from "Terminator 2": Sarah Connor beat a guard with a broomstick and escaped from a mental hospital. The guard was played by Giebel. Hamilton had already seen him very uncomfortable at the time, and the suffocating breath could finally be vented. Her three bloody blows directly on the guard's face were not acting at all. Hamilton really hit him hard with a stick, leaving him with some scars, and at the same time brought out the footage of an actress who was very dedicated to filming.
film reviews are cheerful, even gloating. Because everyone's focus is that they took a very perfect shot, no one knows what the effort is under the lens. James Cameron, as Hamilton’s ex-husband and the director of this film, he also admitted before that the reason he likes her is because she is even more Sarah Connor than Sarah Connor in life. Both of them had bad tempers, so they divorced after one and a half years together.
"Cuidi": The actor really got a hard punch.
Stallone once said that he let the co-star of "Rocky 4" Dover Lundgren go all out to beat him, and then he had to go to the hospital Stayed for four days. Therefore, he persuaded Michael B. Jordan (not the god of basketball, Michael Jordan, although his name is the same), who starred in "Quadi", he must be punched a few times, otherwise he would be embarrassed to tell others that I had taken pictures. Boxing movie.
In an interview show, Jordan said: "In the "Rocky" series of movies, receiving a real heavy blow is like a medal of honor. Especially when you are shooting slow motion, you can't pretend. So you have to bear it. A real blow." Jordan was lucky, and he was very happy to accept this "medal". The one who fought him was a professional boxer, and because the boxer's gloves accidentally covered his face, he had to be punched two more times.
In the film, Jordan turns around and hits the mat hard and stays there. Anyone who has watched the real knockout matches probably knows this moment. However, he explained that he was just acting, feeling the pain fully awake. He must have been stunned by the blow, but he was not knocked down. He admitted that in the four days after that, it felt like a car accident.
"007: Ghost Party": Batista sent 007 to the hospital
James Bond found himself fighting with a big-waisted cron named Hinks. Hinks is played by "Guardians of the Galaxy" actor Dave Batista. And Batista's other identity is even more famous: a former American professional wrestler. In this scene, Batista confronts Bond, played by Daniel Craig, on a train traveling through Morocco. Like the big party members, Hinks threw Bond from one side of the car to the other like a chicken. The bad thing is that something went wrong with this stunt, and serious injuries followed.
"We have to go 100%, in physical contact." Batista said, "There is a small dent on the floor. His foot slipped and he sprained his knee, just so fast."
The production of the film had to be stopped, and Craig had to undergo arthroscopic surgery to repairThe tear of his meniscus. However, it is worth mentioning that this actor is as strong as the screen image. He did not let the injury stop filming for a long time. "I've hurt myself many times," Craig said. "My concern is that if I had surgery, I would stop shooting for a long time. However, it hurts to death when I run. So I Had to take a two-week vacation, had an operation, and then went back to work.” Craig was rewarded in the remake. He “accidentally” punched Batista and caused a nosebleed. In any case, these two seem to have no gap.
"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon": Michelle Yeoh wears a leg guard to shoot
. In the eyes of Chinese audiences, this film is nothing compared to other Hong Kong action movies. But for Hollywood and North American audiences, it is of great significance, winning the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film. However, for the talented martial arts actress Michelle Yeoh, the deeper memory left to her is the pain of torn ligaments.
In the play, Michelle Yeoh chases and fights an assassin on the roof of a small village. She said that the fight resulted in an accident and made her next scene almost impossible.
"This is an unforgettable journey, but it is also one of my most painful film making experiences," she said in an interview with Metropolis in 2016. "In the last hour of the first action sequence (she was on the roof Run up), I have torn ligaments. I need surgery. You can’t see the difference, do you?” She went on, “If you watch a movie, you will see me walking slowly. That’s because of me. There is a big bracket under those loose pants. It took me three months to recover and prepare for the final battle."
"The Godfather": Don't mess with Sonny Corleone
in this classic movie One of the most memorable scenes is that after the underworld boss Sonny Corleone found out that his brother-in-law had beaten his sister, he lost control of his emotions. Even the most enthusiastic anti-violence advocates, seeing this scene, a sense of justice will emerge spontaneously. Everyone knows that the sister of the mafia boss will definitely regret it.
According to Time Magazine, actor James Kahn (played by Mafia boss Sonny Corleone) played a few more times when he shouldn't. When he threw the actor Gianni Russo (played by the mafia brother-in-law) over the fence and hit him with a trash can, Kahn reportedly broke Russo's two ribs and also broke his elbow. The website pointed out that there are rumors that Kahn and Russo are not getting along well, and that the former may use battle scenes as an excuse to solve some problems.
Russo later confirmed this rumor in an interview, revealing how outrageous his partner was. "We spent about a day and a half arranging this scene. I have to say, James became a bit aggressive and he did several things improvised, such as he threw a stick at me when I came down from the porch. He used that thing. It happened to hit me on the head and threw me out of the railing. He still bit my hand... When I climbed out, he really lifted me up with his feet... None of this should happen."
" Inglourious Basterds": Director Quentin Tarantino insisted on strangling the actress
. The climax of this film took place in a theater at night. Except for the death of Hitler, perhaps nothing is more cruel than the death of Bridget von Hammersmark (Diane Kruger). After a clash with Colonel Hans Landa (the SS officer played by Christoph Waltz), the two scuffled for a while, and the SS officer grabbed von Hammersmark’s neck with his hand , Strangled her to death.
This is a cruel scene from the heart. Director Quentin Tarantino insisted that we shouldn't be too fake. As he said in an interview, "I went to Diane Kruger and said to her,'Look, I have to strangle you.'" If it's just a person with a hand on your neck, no Under pressure, you just writhe and make a death grunt, which seems to be a normal movie scene. If you allow it, what I want to do is... really suffocate you. "
In order to ensure that other actors will not be conscientiously condemned for his own decision, Quentin decided to do it himself. Afterwards, Quentin's move to the actress aroused great controversy. But it is worth mentioning. Yes, the actress Kruger actually stood up and said that this move was her consent.In the scene in the middle, the actress was strangled to death by the officer, but what everyone could not expect was that the person who played the "bad hand" was actually the director Quentin.
In comparison, many of our domestic traffic niches have scratched their fingers because of filming, and they have to post on Weibo to win sympathy from fans and imply that they are dedicated. Should they learn more from these actors and know what professionalism is?
