"Thirteen Arhats" returned to the gambling mecca-Las Vegas, but the crew only shot some exterior and panoramic views in Las Vegas. As for the interior scenes of the casino that occupies the main content of the film, they are actually in Warner. It was “fake” in the company’s studio because if the film were all shot on site in Las Vegas, it would take at least two more to get the picture that director Steven Soderbergh wanted. Times the time.
The multi-level casino in the film is built in the 16th studio-one of the largest studios in Los Angeles. But because part of the ground was occupied by a huge sink, the art team tried to hide the sink. The most "weighted" part of this scene is the elevator in the casino. Although it is not that heavy, it must have a carrying capacity of at least 37,000 pounds. For this reason, the artists had to dig into the foundation part of the studio, where some specially treated footing devices were placed to help fix the elevator and share the weight. It was the most labor-intensive and complex set of the whole set.
