The franchise "X-People" can boast of one of the most huge armies of fans, but few of them know how some of their favorite films about mutants were created. As recently it turned out, the Studio 20th Century Fox was in a hurry to present in the cinemas to reboot "X-Men: First Class", that Matthew Won was forced to work on a tape in very unusual conditions.
As the Hollywood Reporter described in an interview with the Writer Jane Goldman, they were very given to the script to be over time. And if you consider that there was only fourteen months between the output on the screens of the film "Pipets" and the premiere of "first class", it becomes clear that the atmosphere of work on the ribbon was really stressful.
They wanted the script to be ready for three weeks, and then immediately started the preparation for the shooting,
- Goldman shared, and also admitted that she even had to discuss the upcoming film in the Hospital Chamber, since the spouse of the director, model Claudia Schiffer, just gave birth to a child. The screenwriter told that after such meetings continued to work at home for 16 hours a day, and Matthew, meanwhile, was already started to pick up the actors and think about the scenery.
I remember that it was very, very crazy time,
- Stressed Goldman.
And even though the film was created in the short time, as a result, the "first class" became a real hit, and it did not prevent this that some fans did not estimate the absence of such mutants like Cyclops and Jean Gray. As for the continuation of the franchise, the premiere of "new mutants" is waiting ahead of the audience, which has been transferred several times. True, now with the date of release of the film on the screens is still nothing clear.