Text: Anastasia Lelyukh 2013 WAS REMEMBERED BY LOUD AND SUCCESSFUL PREMIERS. One of the most anticipated has become the second part of the film adaptation of the book of John Ronald Ruel Tolkien "The Hobbit, or THERE AND BACK". SHOOTING STARS / WARNER BROS HAS PREMIERED TAPE SHOW IN THE UAE ON THE EVE OF EXIT TO THE WORLD RENT. WITH THE COMPANY'S ASSISTANCE TO THE CINEMA HANDLER OF THE "RUSSIAN EMIRATES", ANASTASY Lelyuh managed to get an interview with PERFORMERS OF THE LEADING ROLES - IEN MAKKELLEN (GANDALFOMUL SERLOM). EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE MIDDLE EAST!
The second part of the film trilogy of Peter Jackson was called "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug." Initially, the film was supposed to be an apocrypha, telling about the decades between the events of “The Hobbit” and “The Lord of the Rings”, but such shooting was impossible. The script for the film was written by Fran Walsh, Philippe Boyens, Peter Jackson and Guillermo del Toro. This film, like the first part, was shot on high-definition RED Epic cameras at 48 frames per second. The first film block took place mostly in the pavilions - in New Zealand from March to May - autumn, from June to August - winter. The second film block consisted of filming “in kind”. According to director Peter Jackson, such a distribution of the filming cycle was due to the light regime. Filming in kind should have taken place at least 12 hours a day, which in winter was almost impossible to do because of the early onset of darkness. Therefore, at the end of October and the first half of November 2011, the film crews worked primarily in different territories of the South Island: some filmed on the northernmost part of the island, in Nelson County, others in the southeastern part of Otago County.
FACING FACTS
- 1,200 extras: required to shoot all parts of the trilogy
- 400 costumes: was created for the Lake City, 100 - the total number of costumers About 300 bottles of theater glue: was spent for the entire filming period О 11862: face pads were made for the trilogy, 263 beards were made for the film
- 7 km: the length of the used special adhesive tape for attaching a beard to the face О 860 bottles of isopropyl alcohol: was used to remove plastic makeup
- 752 wigs: almost all the characters in the film wore wigs, 10 kg of natural hair was required to create wigs About 100 +: the number of hobbit false legs created for Bilbo
- 32 polystyrene wood: was used in various combinations to create the Forest.
- 94 scenery: was created for the trilogy О 8900: the approximate number of hours of continuous work of the art department, when its workers built, painted, demolished ... seven days a week, 24 hours a day
