Fury Road Set Feud Explained

“Mad Max: France Road” is one of the real miracles of filmmaking in the twenty -first century, and it is amazing to imagine how George Miller has withdrew such a visual holiday in an era where many of the films make the smell of energy that made the “France” such a Tawimi movie of this era. Director Stephen Soderberg said it is better when he said: “I do not understand how they still shoot this movie, and I do not understand how hundreds of people have not died.”

To ensure that hundreds of people did not die is Miller’s biggest anxiety when making the movie, but if you look behind the scenes, you will find that the most chaos in the movie was not Dofwarior or Polecats, but the explosives on the conflict between the actors Tom Hardy Theron.

Both of them are movie stars, and when they were placed in the dusty desert of Namibi, which suffocated on the sand, their relationship exploded quickly. It is clear that “Fury Road” was not an easy function for anyone, but in the book “Blood”, “Blood, Sweat & Chrome”, everyone who participates in making the film speak frankly and explains exactly the reason for the dispute between Theron and Hardy.

Miller admits at the forefront that Hardy and Diri have great philosophies towards acting. Theron is “incredibly disciplined – a dancer through training” that brought “accuracy” to her performance and was “the first in the group.” Hardy, on the other hand, “has damage to him,” Miller, who tells him, says to him in providing great performance at the expense of his general behavior. Miller was, at all optimistic, hoping that the clashing methods could produce sparks that deepen her relationship on the screen while learning to cooperate on the screen and stop it, but this is inversely conducive to Hardy Charles Theron.

The two had completely different approaches to launch the movement sequences. Theron was keen to work and follow the direction of Miller, while Hardy wanted to “justify every part of the dances, not only in the actual procedure but in the pre -work process and everything else.” This led to a clear tension during the filming of the first fighting scene between Theron and Hardy, and the matter has worsened from there, as Theron described their relationship “like a religion at the front of the car.” I put:

“We were either fighting or we were committed to each other – I don’t know any one worse – and they had to deal with it in the back. It was terrible! We shouldn’t do it; we should have been better. I could have it.”

But the worst was Hardy’s permanent delay. Tom was late in his position almost every day, holding the rest of the team and the crew at the late night. Some in the crew saw this playing a deliberate power on the side of Hardy, which raises the largest explosion in the group.

There was one deserted day when the Thiroun was enough. The husband was appointed to photograph a scene on the war platform at 8 am Theon was on time, knowing that Hardy would be late. An hour later, the crew discussed filming some shots Don Hardy, but Charles stood on its soil, where she remained on her fingerprint in her full costume and make -up for two hours until Hardy arrived at 11 am, and then Thiron was emptied, along with no vision of his behavior.

Hardy has become an aggressive, and the relationship between the two is completely broken, as Thirron is calling for female products to serve as her lawyer. Denise Di Novi fly to Namibia to mediate, but it was not allowed to trial because the Miller team was concerned that she would try to reduce his creative vision of the film while she was at the most accurate moment.

All the three designs concerned have regret on this scene. Theron felt “he was afraid of S. **” and understood the reason for Miller’s interest in De Novi, while Miller wishes he was “more aware” of the difficult situation the Theron was. Even Hardy admits that “at the end [his] The head, “feeling exhausted than the pressure that could have been more professional than dealing with it.

This does not mean that every moment in the group was messy: there was a day when everything looked at his head, with Hardy and Charles riding on their bikes together. Hardy’s entire behavior changed and revealed new softness that made everyone surprised, especially Charles, and changed the rest of the production for the better.

Although this entire experience has finally succeeded, as “Fury Road” was standing as the crown jewels of Miller’s long and long profession, the director does not confuse words that there is “no excuse” for this type of behavior that others believe in work is simply a great cost of performance.

While filming “Furiosa” was far from the star Ania Taylor Joy, at least she and her star Chris Hemsworth managed to avoid the same clashes that distorted the creation of “France Road”.