-
The film is adapted from a true story. The thoroughbred racehorse named "Secretariat" in the film is the first horse in history to win the American Triple Crown.
-
The film is the first time director Randall Wallace has directed a screenplay written by others.
-
Diane Lane plays Penny Chenary in the film, a housewife who can be called an American miracle, and off the screen, Diane Lane is worth ten million less than 20 years old, and is also a typical "American miracle."
-
There are more than one horses playing "Secretariat" in the film. The main shots are made by two horses, one playing "Secretariat" when he was 2 years old, and the other playing him when he was older and older. Like an actor, Ma also has to "make-up" before appearing in order to get closer to the appearance of "Secretariat".
-
More than 30 horse races participated in the performance in the film, many of which were selected through online registration.
-
John Malkovich, who plays the horse trainer, is also a horse racing fan. Before taking on this play, he had watched all the "Secretariat" game videos on youtube.
Secretariat behind the scenes gags
2022-01-15 08:01
Extended Reading
-
Nelda 2022-03-26 09:01:11
The character introduction at the end is the highlight. The prototype characters in life also appeared in the movie, and they were hidden in the corner without being distracted. The director brought such human warmth, which was very touching.
-
Estell 2022-03-21 09:02:55
First of all, you have to believe in yourself, nothing is impossible
-
Penny Chenery: Let him run, Ronnie! Let him run!
-
Triple Crown Race Announcer: [Secretariat is leading by 11 lengths and still accelerating] Entering the final turn, Secretariat is moving like a tremendous machine!
Pancho Martin: That's impossible.
More Articles
Recommend Articles
-
The Amazing Spider-Man "Washington Post": Garfield, still capable of Spider-Man
-
The Amazing Spider-Man "The New Yorker": The villain's dullness is disappointing
-
The Amazing Spider-Man "Wall Street Reporter": Emma Stone's eyes are not as empty as Dunst
-
The Amazing Spider-Man "Daily News": Insufficient innovation scenes are old-fashioned
-
The Amazing Spider-Man "Film, com": Superhero overconsumption