Evidently rumors had it that "Fury Road" could have shot for an entire year, but its allegedly having to trim both its budget and shooting schedule. Hardy sort of confirmed these rumors and then went off on a joking tangent.
Just how did Hardy "sort of confirm" the scaling back of the production? I've read nothing to indicate other than a pushing back of the schedule. Edit: With regard to a shortened shoot, there may be some truth to Hardy's joking around. I wonder how many stunts they cut from the film?
It was going to be a year of filming, then six months, and now we’re supposed to be doing it in six days.
Theron said July, so I think that's where it stands. I've read some tweets from a few stuntmen who are involved. Many are already over there and one said he'd be there for 6 weeks or so, presumably for training and pre-production, then get a little time off before having to head back for the duration. Make of it what you will.
Well, fingers crossed it's a non-story. Unless they've held back some of his comments, Hardy doesn't actually say anything about the filming being put back, only that he doesn't know "when it'll come out" - which I'm sure is true.
Hope we see it soon anyway. Max and his world is a cracking idea for a movie and always was; and George Miller is one of the best action directors around. I really look forward to seeing another one from him.
Watched his "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" remake on Blu-ray the other day - what an absolute blast. Spielberg at his best couldn't have done a better job on that.
biolumen wrote:We hear Rosie Huntington-Whiteley @RHW is having lunch with Aussie director George Miller. This could be the reason behind her secret visit!
Two years after being indefinitely postponed, Mad Max 4: Fury Road finally begins filming next Saturday, June 2!
One of the film's stars, Charlize Theron, revealed the start date during a recent interview with MTV promoting her new release Snow White and the Huntsman.
The long-delayed sequel/reboot, which stars Tom Hardy as the title character, will see Theron play Furiosa, a character with half of her arm missing. Theron coyly acknowledged this attribute during her MTV chat.
Video interview with Namibia Film Commissioner Vickson Hangula talking Mad Max filming in Namibia. At 11:40 he kinda confirms a 2014 release when he says "Hopefully in a couple of years when it's on the screens.....couple of years later....".
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The filming of the latest feature film Mad Max 4: Fury Road, which will take place at various locations in the Erongo region, has been delayed again. From a reliable source that AZ has learned that the shooting will now begin in June. Currently the company is responsible Namib Films still busy building the various sets, the source said.
Swakopmund - This statement is also the actress Charlize Theron has confirmed it says on the website totalfilm.com. Accordingly, the shooting will have on 2 Begin in June. The actor Tom Hardy, who assumes the principal role of Mel Gibson is, however, disagrees. He reportedly said, according to the Internet service "Orange", that he had been waiting two years for an appointment and still could not say when it losgehe. "The date is postponed again and again," he allegedly said. At the recent Photo Hardy, however, has a full beard -. A sign of his new role.
By the responsible company Moonlighting movie no one wanted to give information. Very strange, however, was: a person of the company "Namib Films," did in the past week to arrange a meeting with journalists. Apparently in connection with Mad Max, the person has said that it was looking for "just a female journalist" for a two-day tour. For more information, wanted to give this person is not - not even what it is or is to take place which local time. For this curious invitation that no one has agreed.
Some of the MIL.SPEC. Team will be heading to Namibia this coming first week of June to film Mad Max 4 "Fury Road" - and we are taking our very own little Mad Max with us! We have Valdor as our main point of contact back at the Armoury Warehouse in Somerset West, Cape Town (15 mins from the Cape Town Film Studios) and a good team to cover any local work. See our Contact Page for contact details.
We will miss beautiful Cape Town!
