The Dark Knight (2008) - Behind The Scenes (IMAX) 

that must've been awesome to see in person

that's not about Marvel or DC!!! it's Nolan

Exactly

Yeah, and he looks like a guy who dropped by the set for just a couple of minutes

He does but he doesn't overuse, and things that genuinely can be done in real life he does it

he does use cgi when its necessery. If he can do it practical he'll do it practical but his films are FULL of cgi. You only notice the bad cgi never the good

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no cgi in interstellar?

They are removed in the post production through sound filtering. If it's something like talking in the street, they may even record the voices later on and add “street sound” to make it look realistic. Pretty crazy how much effort is put into making movies and TV shows, it's really a hundreds of people's job.

@@definitelynosebreatherThank you.

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Thats because Nolan goes through proper channels. You have to get a filming license to film in a park.

There isn’t much. They purposely tried to keep his image and character as much of a secret as possible, as a selling point for the movie.

@@donaldlove4547 yeah but it's been around 15 years since the release so what's the point now days. Lots of people want to see what he was like behind the scenes and see some insight of his acting process and how he interacted with the cast and crew. It shouldn't really be a secret, especially since he enjoyed working on set so much. It's a bit of a shame :/

@@Chubs. I don't think there is footage they are in anyway 'hiding' from people I just think the way Christopher Nolan works is that he puts all of his efforts into the actual filmmaking and so it was likely that there just wasn't that much bts footage taken with Heath. Lots of other movies go really in depth with the making of but with Nolan films he only really delve into the technical side of how it was made, inception being an example.

@@artofsam There is definitely footage, especially a production on that scale. I'm pretty sure they even filmed him skating around with the 70mm IMAX cameras. Would be cool if they showed it ngl