Magna Carta for Freedom and Freedom "1215 Magna Carta for Freedom" "1215 Magna Carta for Freedom" " The history of signing the 1215 Magna Carta is well-known in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland , but the story after the signing of the charter is rarely known. Moss Bauver said that he did not know this history. The story of this film is adapted from the great defense of Rochester Castle in the history of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Under the combination of reality and fiction, director Jonathan Inglisi spared no effort to show the cruelty of medieval wars and people in the war. Hard to survive. As early as the 2008 Cannes International Film Festival , the film’s production company Mythic, while looking for investors, also threw an olive branch to actress Megan Fox. After Fox resigned, her role was replaced by Kate Mara. In 2009, due to the reduction in the amount of the letter of credit and the amount of funds raised, the film’s budget dropped sharply. Supporting actors other than James Bower and Paul Giamatti had a collective exchange of blood. Producer Andrew Curtis said with a smile in an interview with "Variety" magazine. , "Film financing is simply more complicated than the London subway map." Until the filming was completed, there were a total of 18 film producers. Filming started on October 9, 2009. The film was filmed by Dragon International Film Studio in a village near Llanharan in Wales, and a copy of Rochester Castle was built indoors.
"The fighting scene should be as exciting as " Saving Private Ryan "."
Director Jonathan Inglissey admitted that he is a fan of history as well as a fan of castles. Although he lives near Surrey , he has never been to Rochester Castle . By chance, he came to Rochester Castle and was deeply shocked by the buildings and ruins there. "It is not like a castle but more like a battlefield. So I started to study this battle specifically and how the warriors leaned on their horses. The meat and water survived. I think this story will be a very exciting movie." Jonathan Inglesey attaches great importance to the fighting scenes in the play. He admits that he does not want to be like most of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland independent films evade this as well. In these films, there are very few fighting scenes, and the film turns into a drama in the end. He hoped that the fighting scene should be as exciting as " Saving Private Ryan " from the beginning . In addition, he thinks that the actors themselves also like sword fighting. He said, “Actors love sword fighting. If they want to say that they like more, it is sword fighting training.”
