Far from the Madding Crowd behind the scenes gags

2021-12-26 08:01

After being moved by the performance in " Rust and Bone ", Carey Mulligan strongly recommended Matthias Schoenaerts to play the leading role in the film.
There is a song sung by Carey Mulligan himself in the film trailer. It covers Pentangle's 1968 song "Don't let anyone steal your thyme". Mike Sheen also participated in the cover as a chorus.
The crew planned to invite Matthew Goode to play the role of Sergeant Troy but it was unsuccessful, and Tom Sturridge was eventually starred.
While filming the horseback riding scene, Carey Mulligan fell off his horse and hurt his head. Mulligan revealed that she suffered from concussion during the next 6 weeks of filming, and she did not remember acting in some scenes.
Thomas Hardy's novel of the same name was put on the big screen for the third time, the first time was a silent film in 1915, and the second time was in 1967, starring the then British film goddess Julie Christie.
Preparations for the film began in 2008. The screenwriter David Nichols is a novelist. His works include "Love Credits", "One Day" and so on. In addition to adapting his novel into a movie script, he also adapted the 2012 film "Great Expectations".
The film was launched on September 16, 2013. Filming locations include Dorset, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and London in England.
Thomas Hardy's "Far from the Crowd" was first published in 1874. On its 140th birthday, a teaser poster was released for the film .

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Tiffany 2022-03-25 09:01:13

He is obviously a very tortuous story director, but he made it into a smooth and unrelenting running account. The character creation is a bit of a failure. After so much experience, I feel that the protagonists have not grown at all.
Dennis 2022-03-24 09:02:37

Although I like the original book very much, but the movie casting. . . The heroine actually doesn't like Xiao Xin, how many degrees does she wear glasses? Soldier too, such a low face value can also make women impulsive. . . .