Prince of Persia: behind-the-scenes tidbits of the blade of time

The first scene of Prince of Persia: The Blade of Time was shot in the Atlas Mountains at an altitude of 8,2 feet, surrounded by Popols, and the crew members had to adapt themselves to the climate and conditions there quickly in order to start their work. The scene of sandstorm in the film was shot in Valzazate, Morocco, and many well-known films have come here, such as Gladiator, Lawrence of Arabia and Cleopatra. The temperature in Morocco is as high as 1 degrees Fahrenheit. The crew is stationed in Marrakech, and a large air conditioner is installed in the tent to cool down. One of the tents is the size of a football field, and there are props, costumes and set tools for shooting. On the last day of filming, the local temperature in Morocco soared to 124 degrees Fahrenheit, and everyone felt dizzy. During the filming of Prince of Persia: Blade of Time, the crew consumed 1.11 million bottles of mineral water. In Morocco, you can see such warning signs: please don't touch ostriches easily, and be careful of scorpions and snakes in the rocky sand. The film * * * called more than 185 staff members, including 8 Moroccan locals and 5 post-producers. The crew specially hired a local to "clean up" the shooting site to ensure that there were no deadly poisonous snakes and scorpions under the sand. They are wearing a T-shirt with "Snake Dude" printed on it, which is easy to recognize. The film crew created about 2 different versions of daggers, including heroic versions made of steel and plastic daggers used to shoot stunt scenes. In addition, there are more than 3,5 weapons in the film, including knives, shields, spears, axes, bows and arrows. There are two films in Disney that have seen ostrich racing. One is A Paradise on the Cape in 196, and the other is Prince of Persia: Blade of the Sand. There are many wonderful parkour scenes in the film, all of which are designed by French parkour master david belle, who is also the founder of the sport. Wolff krogh built a set next to the 7-year-old city wall, with 3-meter-high brackets, 4 tons of cement and the concerted efforts of more than 35 craftsmen. The crew also spent about seven weeks painting murals to restore the scenes in the game. More than 7, sets of clothes with different styles are used in the film, and their styles blend Indian, Thai, Italian, French, China, British and of course Moroccan local characteristics. The biggest change in costume is not Princess tamina, but nizam, the villain played by Ben Kingsley. This film is adapted from the game of the same name made and produced by Ubisoft in France in 23. The game was released on personal computers, XBOX, PS2, NGC and other home consoles, and then a 2D version of the game was released. The platforms were GBA and mobile phones. This is the first time that the game has been completely updated to 3D version. After its success, Ubisoft released Prince of Persia: Heart of Warrior and Prince of Persia: lords of war in 24 and 25 respectively. The three "Prince of Persia" are collectively called the "New Prince of Persia Trilogy". Before Jake Gyllenhaal decided to star in this film, Orlando Bloom and Zac Efron were both rumored leading men. The producer once considered a less famous actor to play Dastain. At that time, he considered an actor named Asim Ahmad, who also auditioned for the film, but in the end, the role fell to Jake Gyllenhaal. In February 28, Iranian movie star golshifteh farahani went to London to audition for the role of Princess tamina, but six months later, he was forbidden to leave Iran because she took on the Hollywood film body of lies directed by ridley scott without permission in violation of the regulations of Iranian authorities. Dastain is the name of the movie Prince Ripas, which means "fairy tale" in Persian characters. The organization named "Hassansins" appeared in the film is obviously derived from the English word "assassin", because "Hassansins" is an Islamic assassin organization in the film and participated in a large number of terrorist and political assassinations.