Play characters, the appearance of which is created using computer graphics, for actors is often ungrateful. And Alan Richson became this regular confirmation. According to him, the role of Rafael in the "Ninja Turtles" of Michael Bay became a real nightmare for him because of the constant deception on the part of the film producers, the lack of opportunity to communicate with journalists and unpaid processing.
Richson admitted that because of all this literally "hated his life." According to the actor, at first he tried to confront what was happening, because he understood that as a result, the audience would not even know what he participated in the shooting, and "did not want to spend the best years of his life." But the creators of the tape convinced Alan, that he was incredibly important, and promised to present his world during a press tour.
Unfortunately, according to the result, these words were only empty promises. Moreover, Richson said that he and other actors playing turtles, not only did not give to talk to journalists, but also involved in much larger in scale. The authors of the film have misled everyone, convincing that the actors themselves refuse to give interviews.
The unpleasant situation has developed on the most shooting platform. Richson shared that he and colleagues on the film had to be almost constantly in costumes to capture movements, because they were often prohibited to take off. And if other participants in the film crew could go home on time, Alan and the rest of the turtles were forced to sit in anticipation of cars that would take them home without receiving additional payments for processing.
Recall, in the summer of 2018, the Paramount Studio began to develop the Turtle-Ninja trickle, however, the further fate of the project is still unknown.