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'One Cut Of the Dead' trivia and fun facts
Vídeos eCartelera
Joseph Quinn y Ebon Moss-Bachrach profundizan en sus personajes y el futuro de 'Los 4 Fantásticos'
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Lizze Broadway: "Hay pocas series que le echen más huevos que Gen V"
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London Thor: "La segunda temporada de 'Gen V' es mejor que la primera"
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas: "Me aterraba estar cubierta de tomate 12 horas al día"
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Vonda Shepard sobre el fenómeno 'Ally McBeal': "Pasaron muchas cosas picantes"
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Jerry Bruckheimer: "Sin Lewis Hamilton, 'F1: La película' no habría sido tan buena"
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Milena Smit: "'Los sin nombre' no se casa solamente con lo sobrenatural"
A ruined perfect shot
According to actress Harumi Shuhama, the cast performed the one-take scene perfectly on the second try, but a crew error led to the cameras stopping during the take and it being unusable.
A great achievement
Shot in 8 days.
Blood splash
Blood splash to the camera and swiping it is real happening of the one cut scene.
The actor paid for acting
Most of the cast paid money to be in this movie, at least initially, because this was a final product of an acting and directing workshop called ENBU Seminar.
Sequence shot
The first 37 minutes was actually shot in one take. It took 2 days and 6 takes for the cast and crew to get the perfect one.
A matter of numbers
Cost $25,000 to make. Made over $25,000,000.
Original title
Original title "Kamera wo tomeru na!" in Japanese means "Don't stop shooting!".
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