Behind-the-scenes production of a generation of arrogant horses

Horse racing is a relatively unpopular but easy-to-shine movie category. This film is director Randall Wallace's first contact with horse racing movies. He read the script, thought the story was special and decided to film it. Mike Rich, the screenwriter, was as confused as the director about adapting William Nike's best-selling books and horse racing, but gradually discovered the social impact of the story.

Get ready.

In order to prepare for this horse race called "Secret", the staff spent several months looking for horses that met the shooting requirements at racetracks all over the United States before starting shooting. The film crew prepared a large number of "secret" photos, and then the deputy director compared the horse racing photos collected from all over the country, selected hundreds of similar horses, and finally made a field trip. Horse racing is a very pure creature. They are explosive and arrogant. The words of the film crew are very ugly, especially in the process of shooting, which often fails to meet the requirements of their resident photography. Diane lane is very interested in filming horse races. The director once talked to her in great detail about what kind of person she played Penny Chenery in real life. She also watched newspaper reports and documentaries in those years, which were mixed with some memories of her childhood, because her childhood happened to be close to the time when the film took place.

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