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2. www.latimes.com › archives › la-xpm-1994/07/10-caF/X : More 'Gump' Effects: The Gary Sinise Illusion - Los ...

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   Jul 10, 1994 · By CLAUDIA PUIG. July 10, 1994 12 AM PT. One of the most amazing illusions in “Forrest Gump,” a movie chock-full of special effects that opened Wednesday, has nothing to do with old newsreel ...

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4. screenrant.com › forrest-gump-lieutenant-dan-garyForrest Gump: How The Lieutenant Dan (Gary Sinise) Scenes ...

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   Jan 9, 2024 · The movie used a blend of practical and groundbreaking CGI special effects in order to convincingly show Gary Sinise's legs missing in and out of his wheelchair. Forrest Gump was a major hit when it was released in 1994, grossing $678 million worldwide and winning six Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actor for Tom ...

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5. beforesandafters.com › 2019/07/04 › i-wILMers on the time Gary Sinise first saw his missing legs in ...

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   Jul 4, 2019 · ILM digitally removed Gary Sinise’s legs for several shots in the film, after the character Lieutenant Dan’s injuries sustained in the Vietnam War. The actor wore blue stockings for some scenes to help with isolating the legs. Gary Sinise in the blue stockings. Then, in certain shots, set props would be rigged to allow for the shot, such as ...

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   How did Lieutenant Dan remove Gary Sinise's legs in Forrest Gump?

   • The CGI removal of Lieutenant Dan's legs required meticulous frame-by-frame painting and the specially made wheelchair helped hide Gary Sinise's legs. Lieutenant Dan is a key supporting character in Forrest Gump, and the movie used clever effects in order to remove Gary Sinise's legs in certain scenes for the movie.

   Forrest Gump: How The Lieutenant Dan (Gary Sinise) Scenes Were Filmed

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   Did Gary Sinise play Lieutenant Dan in Forrest Gump?

   • Gary Sinise played Lieutenant Dan in Forrest Gump, and the movie used innovative techniques and effects to film his later scenes in the story. Lieutenant Dan's amputated legs were convincingly shown through a blend of practical and CGI effects. Forrest Gump was a major hit, grossing $678 million worldwide and winning six Academy Awards.

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   How did Sinise's legs get erased?

   • The filmic effect of virtually erasing Sinise’s legs was accomplished in a variety of ways: in the editing room, with computer assistance and with props, including a specially designed wheelchair, during the shooting of the film. Lt. Dan is first seen striding purposefully in a Vietnamese jungle encampment.

   F/X : More ‘Gump’ Effects: The Gary Sinise Illusion

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   What happened to Lt Dan in 'Sinise'?

   • Lt. Dan is first seen striding purposefully in a Vietnamese jungle encampment. Shortly thereafter, he is shot by the Viet Cong and saved from bleeding to death by Gump, played by Hanks. Through the rest of the film Sinise’s embittered character is shown in a wheelchair.

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7. time.com › 5542632First He Played Soldier. Now, Gary Sinise Gives Back to Them

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   Nearly 25 years ago, Gary Sinise played the role of Lt. Dan Taylor — a platoon leader who loses his legs in the Vietnam War in the movie Forrest Gump.Since then, Sinise has dedicated his life to ...

8. news.yahoo.com › news › gary-sinise-injured-minorGary Sinise Injured in Minor Car Accident - Yahoo News

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   April 4, 2012. Gary Sinise Injured in Minor Car Accident. CSI: NY star Gary Sinise was involved in a minor car accident last Friday, prompting the actor to cancel several performances with his musical group, the Lt. Dan Band. A spokesperson for Sinise confirmed the actor's injuries in a message to his blog. The posting details that although he ...

9. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Gary_SiniseGary Sinise - Wikipedia

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   Gary Alan Sinise ( / sɪˈniːs / sih-NEESS; born March 17, 1955) is an American actor of stage and screen, as well as a director, producer, musician, and humanitarian. Among other awards, he has won a Primetime Emmy Award, a Golden Globe Award, a Tony Award, and four Screen Actors Guild Awards.

10. www.facebook.com › ForrestGump › photosForrest Gump - DID YOU KNOW: Gary Sinise's lower legs were ...

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    Dec 16, 2013 · DID YOU KNOW: Gary Sinise's lower legs were wrapped in a special blue fabric that allowed them to be digitally removed later. 51K. 1.5K comments. 2.5K shares. DID YOU KNOW: Gary Sinise's lower legs were wrapped in a special blue fabric that allowed them to be digitally removed later.