This year, the scientific fiction thriller Christopher Nolana "Start" marks 10 years, in honor of which the film will be released in re-rental. On this occasion, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who played one of the leading roles, spoke about how the famous scene of the fight was shot in the hotel corridor at zero gravity, - Being in a dream, the actor's character is fighting with its enemies, rolling around the walls, semi and ceiling. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter Gordon-Levitt shared:
It's an honor for me. We became the heirs of Fred Aster, who launched the tradition of dancing on the ceiling. I adore this movie. I remember about the shooting of this scene with great appreciation and love. It was a drive action. Chris and his whole team - everyone spent time with great pleasure. I think each of us then thought about myself: "Damn it, it's just incredible." [Laughs.] Although at the same time it was very hard work. I have nothing more to add, but I am very grateful.
It is known that these frames were filmed with a large rotating device. As part of the preparation for shooting Gordon-Levittu and his colleagues had to go through a two-week training course.
Repeated release "Beginning" is scheduled for July 30, while the new Nolana film "Argument" should come out on August 13.