Скачать или смотреть The Studio Said Fake It — This Film Chose the Wild Instead

In 1972, Warner Bros. wanted Jeremiah Johnson filmed on a Los Angeles soundstage, but Robert Redford and director Sydney Pollack refused, demanding real wilderness. Art director Ted Haworth scouted nearly one hundred locations across Utah, including Mount Timpanogos and Zion, filming deep winter with frozen cameras and real danger. Redford performed his own stunts, chopped wood, fell into icy rivers, and faced a real bear. Unsure how to market it, Redford toured theaters himself. The film earned forty-four million dollars on a three-million-dollar budget and remains his favorite; authenticity matters. #shorts #emotionalshorts #truestory #lovestory #celebrity #Motivation #nostalgia #70s #80s #90s