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The Making of Godzilla

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Size matters—the team behind the blockbuster "Independence Day" brings to life the biggest monster of all time. Experience the filming of spectacular scenes in movie history with exclusive action photos, candid interviews, and special effects secrets revealed. Godzilla is back, bigger than ever, and the story of how this ultimate monster was filmed in New York is one of cinema's most fascinating tales. From toppling the Chrysler Building to the fog factor, the production faced unique challenges, including the "jumping" cars and the Hudson tornado. With insights from cast and crew, learn about the innovative techniques used, such as the 360-degree technocrane and the database named "Dave." Discover the humor and creativity involved, as well as the behind-the-scenes anecdotes, like the connection to "The Simpsons" and the lighting with a '70s touch. As Dean Devlin reflects on following up "Independence Day," and Roland Emmerich shares his initial doubts, cast members like Jean Reno and Matthew Broderick offer their perspectives on the monumental sets and the need for humor in portraying such an enormous lizard wreaking havoc in the city.

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The Making of Godzilla, Rachel Aberly, Volker Engel

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The Making of Godzilla
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niemiecki
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twarda
ISBN10
3932234332
ISBN13
9783932234330
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Size matters—the team behind the blockbuster "Independence Day" brings to life the biggest monster of all time. Experience the filming of spectacular scenes in movie history with exclusive action photos, candid interviews, and special effects secrets revealed. Godzilla is back, bigger than ever, and the story of how this ultimate monster was filmed in New York is one of cinema's most fascinating tales. From toppling the Chrysler Building to the fog factor, the production faced unique challenges, including the "jumping" cars and the Hudson tornado. With insights from cast and crew, learn about the innovative techniques used, such as the 360-degree technocrane and the database named "Dave." Discover the humor and creativity involved, as well as the behind-the-scenes anecdotes, like the connection to "The Simpsons" and the lighting with a '70s touch. As Dean Devlin reflects on following up "Independence Day," and Roland Emmerich shares his initial doubts, cast members like Jean Reno and Matthew Broderick offer their perspectives on the monumental sets and the need for humor in portraying such an enormous lizard wreaking havoc in the city.