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When the team first decided that they were going to film ‘1917’ as a continuous shot, they were told by everyone, including the studio, that it was impossible. But they proved everyone wrong and created something so staggeringly masterful and ambitious. It was all possible due to the collaboration between Mendes, cinematographer, Roger Deakins, and...
One of the most important and difficult locations where ‘1917’ was filmed is Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire. It also where the filming of the movie began in April 2019. Salisbury Plain is one of the biggest military training areas in the U.K. and has long history of training military troops from as long back as the 19th century. Salisbury Plain is spar...
‘1917’ made use of several other locations in the U.K. including Hankley Common, Elsteadin the Scottish Highlands. Hankley Common is owned by the Ministry of Defence and managed by Surrey Wildlife Trust. It has been a film regular for a while now. In fact, Mendes also filmed one of the crucial scenes in ‘Skyfall’ in Hankley Common. It was the set w...
1917 film location: Blake and Schofield are woken up at the beginning of the film: Pear Tree Hill, Erlestoke, Wiltshire. The chaotic and somewhat ramshackle British trenches were dug near to the village West Chisenbury, on the A345 north of Amesbury, and near Erlestoke, a village on the B3098, about 12 miles west.
The 1917 river scene was filmed in the Low Force waterfall in Teesdale valley near Barnard Castle in County Durham. This section of the movie was shot using a drone. If you are a fan of long-take scenes, the 2002 film Russian Ark is a real one-shot movie that takes place in real-time in the Hermitage Museum. Alfonso Cuarón's 2006 movie ...
Winner of Best Drama and Best Director at the Golden Globes and now a favourite for further glory at the Oscars, 1917 is the kind of film that reaffirms faith in the big-screen experience. Sam Mendes’s movie is a phenomenal undertaking, recreating the claustrophobia and constant danger of the World War I trenches in all too vivid horror and ...
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The Oscar-winning movie 1917 was an epic, immersive experience for viewers. Through a range of carefully chosen locations, the filmmakers were able to capture the urgency and danger of war. From Hertfordshire's Bovingdon Airfield to the whitewater rafting center at Tees Barrage in Stockton-on-Tees, each location brought its own atmosphere and ...
