Camera movement

And also that shot, we had a gigantic crane. Like 80 feet, yeah. Ridiculous. And Betty Okino, who was... Olympic gymnast. Bronze medalist. Yeah. Had to jump off the crane. And yet the most dangerous thing that happened to Betty in the entire film was when she was stung by a wasp. Yeah.

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you know, nine months over various weekends in New York City. And every time we went out there and we had a shot that had deer in it, we had to have our visual effects supervisor push around this little deer we named Dolly on this cart with wheels. And so it was always amusing to see him running up and down Park Avenue with this stuffed deer. This is our only blue screen sequence. Our only exterior blue screen sequence. Well...

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This was expensive, a very expensive camera crane here. And here's the thing that you added, which is not in the script, this suitcase that Lacke is carrying around all the time. It is explained eventually what's inside it, but it's not in the script. I thought that

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for you blowing out your guns. This moment, here's my farms, motherfucker, to me was like for, I mean, I really was excited about this moment for years. You kept changing the line from here's my farms, motherfucker, to here's my motherfucking farms. Sorry. No, which is fine, but in my head I had here's my farms, motherfucker. Here's my spassable chicken head! And this was all, Phil had this idea to pull back and the sort of...

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