Custom image of Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron in Mad Max: Fury Road.
The Big Picture It’s a herculean task to create a Mad Max film. Anya Taylor-Joy, star of Furiosa , knows this. She recently talked about her experience making the prequel in a New York Times interview where she said, “There’s not everyone in the world that has made a Mad Max movie, and I swear to God, everyone that I’ve met that has, there’s a look in our eyes: We know.
A rainy setting in Fury Road would defeat the purpose of the story Miller wanted to create, where the warlord Immortan Joe hoards precious water at the Citadel. Although there seemed to be a promising start, Miller and his crew wouldn’t be able to use Broken Hill. In a BBC News article from 2011, Miller stated with disappointment, “What was meant to be flat, red earth is now a flower garden.
This led to an explosive outburst from Theron one day. Camera operator, Mark Goellnicht, talked about this in the oral history book, recounting how Theron yelled at Hardy when he finally came to set, “Fine the f**king c**t a hundred thousand dollars for every minute that he’s held up his crew!” This escalated the ugly rift when Hardy responded in a way Goellnicht described as “aggressive.
Related George Miller Has a Reason for Giving His Mad Max Protagonists So Few Lines *Grunts* Furiosa mindlessly walks away from Max and the Wives, until she collapses to her knees and screams in defeat. During this, the wind drifts the sand across the dunes for a beautifully haunting image. But even though the desert had the right look that Miller wanted for the Wasteland, and could be cinematic, there was so much sand that went everywhere when the horde of vehicles started driving.
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