Den überaus interessanten Bericht sollte sich keine “Fluch der Karibik”-Fan entgehen lassen. Hier ein kleiner Ausschnitt von CS: [..] Built to scale, the incredibly-detailed Singapore set was incredible to walk through, built over a 3-foot deep pool of murky water giving the illusion of being held up by bamboo stalks, all with lit lanterns. There were 22 thatched structures actually built on stilts and numerous bridges linking together huts and a town center square, which featured an elaborate spice market next to a giant moat that allowed for great possibility for action sequences. The fireworks store that faced the spice market also set the scene for some explosive action. Every square inch of the set was cluttered with details, giving a very rich, full look to the city.
I even had a sense of fear crossing a very rickety bridge that, in the film, is used as a launching pad for East India Trading Company soldiers to attack our heroes. While I was not privy to what was filming that day of shooting, I did notice Geoffrey Rush wandering around the set practicing dialogue. [..]
I even had a sense of fear crossing a very rickety bridge that, in the film, is used as a launching pad for East India Trading Company soldiers to attack our heroes. While I was not privy to what was filming that day of shooting, I did notice Geoffrey Rush wandering around the set practicing dialogue. [..]
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