Could some kind soul here write me what they are talking about? I don't speak English and the translator doesn't understand. When someone writes it to me, the translator translates it, but the sound is not good, so he doesn't want to translate it. I would be very grateful.
Sam explains how he and Caitriona film the sex scenes. They have to repeat the same scene all day long. There are 20 other people around and filming from all ancles. I does not feel sexy at all.
Yeah, explain the redoubtable Mr. Frazer limping around in a cast with steel pins in his leg because he crashed a motorcycle... I mean horse, or in a back and neck brace because he took a tumble off Mnt. Kilimanjaro.. I mean into a burn. They don't let big money sports stars do anything like ski, I doubt they let 'can't replace them' actors do such things either.
Sam was so engaging in this interview; with his opening line...every woman was all in by then...must say despite the roles being very technical as explained, and being professional trained actors, if Sam did not create desire there would be no partner to follow. Moreover, woman are so infactuated - in love - with Sam I believe bcs that open level of intimacy is not alive in 90% of most marriages...love, yes...yada yada...but sex with a portrayed libido like Jamie... so we are very much in tune with Sam. He is a magnetic charismatic, intelligent, charming beautiful man and his humor has people in stiches... just saying💔
2 minutes on television - cut together - can consist of up to hundred different, individual takes. Now imagine all the prep beforehand (set up of equipment, lighting, going over the blocking again, touch up of hair/make up/costume), and that has to be done for EACH take. Then there´s the actual filming of the take, many takes might get messed up (laughing, forgetting one´s lines, wrong move etc.), so they repeat it over and over. Then the director might decide to get a few additional takes from another angle, just to have more material to choose from, more variety and so on. Some ideas might get scrapped mid process despite everything, and it gets decided "nah, we´re gonna do it completely differently after all." Don´t forget lunch and bathroom breaks, and any kind of thing that might go wrong on set in terms of technical equipment. It´s absolutely grueling work, and yes, just one short scene can take a full day and more to film (have done it myself).
@@Aqua23-ammg I imagine how patience you must have to work in this industry. How does the actors keep concentration within 12 hours? I mean, you must have a lot of pauses... I used to sing at a choir, rehearsal used to take 2 or 3 hours max. at the middle I was like: - fuck it! They are never satisfied! 🙄
