The Legend of Hercules - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Legend of Hercules"
The Legend of Hercules (2014)
Timing:
1:39 (99 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Les Weldon
Producer
Danny Lerner
Producer
Executive Producer
John Thompson
Executive Producer
Trevor Short
Executive Producer
Writer
Daniel Giat
Writer
Giulio Steve
Writer
Casting
Kate Dowd
Casting
Marianne Stanicheva
Casting
Editor
Vincent Tabaillon
Editor
Art Direction
Sonya Savova
Art Direction
Ivan Ranghelov
Art Direction
Costume Design
Sonu Mishra
Costume Design
Stunts
Production Design
Luca Tranchino
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Dian Hristov
Stunt Coordinator
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Jason Gaya
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Tuomas Kantelinen
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Sam McCurdy
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Ross W. Clarkson
Camera Operator
Rodrigo Gutierrez
Camera Operator
Costume Supervisor
Anna Gelinova
Costume Supervisor
Makeup Department Head
Yana Stoyanova
Makeup Department Head
Sound Effects Editor
Chris Diebold
Sound Effects Editor
Kailand C. Reilly
Sound Effects Editor
Visual Effects Supervisor
Wes C. Caefer
Visual Effects Supervisor
Eric D. Christensen
Visual Effects Supervisor
Nikolay Gachev
Visual Effects Supervisor
Ivan Kondrup Jensen
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Steven Iba
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Shelly Stoyanova
Script Supervisor
Mila Maslarova
Script Supervisor
Set Costumer
Georgi Petrov Yakimov
Set Costumer
Asen Karanikolov
Set Costumer
Vyarka Sirkova
Set Costumer
Sound Mixer
Vladimir Kaloyanov
Sound Mixer
Visual Effects Producer
Scott Coulter
Visual Effects Producer
Eric A. Kohler
Visual Effects Producer
Pinto Sasikumar
Visual Effects Producer
Boom Operator
Kiril Kaloyanov
Boom Operator
Set Designer
Yossif Mladenov
Set Designer
Alessandro Troso
Set Designer
Sound Designer
Michael Baird
Sound Designer
Art Department Coordinator
Anna Hadzhieva
Art Department Coordinator
Dialogue Editor
Angela Hemingway
Dialogue Editor
Location Manager
Denitza Daverova
Location Manager
Music Editor
Mark Skillingberg
Music Editor
Greensman
Orlin Grozdanov
Greensman
Visual Effects Editor
Mark Edward Wright
Visual Effects Editor
Foley
Vicki Vandegrift
Foley
What's left behind the scenes
- Yukka Hilden, who played Creon, is a stuntman and a member of the Finnish extreme show Dudesons, better known in Russia as "Hot Finnish Guys." Unfortunately, the actor's storyline was cut from the final version of the film.
- When Kellan Lutz got the role, he wanted to gain a lot of muscle mass to portray Hercules. But director Renny Harlin told him to simply make his abs more defined.
- Kellan Lutz said that because he filmed shirtless for most of the movie, it allowed him to do push-ups and ab exercises during breaks between takes. He didn’t have to worry about sweating or getting his costume dirty. In one shooting day, Lutz did over 1000 push-ups and crunches. According to him, this is why his character looks so muscular.
- Roxanne McKee, who plays Kellen Lutz's mother, is only 5 years older than him.
- Working titles for the film were 'Hercules 3D' and 'Hercules: The Legend Begins'.
- Roxanne McKee, who plays Kellan Lutz's mother, is only 5 years older than him.
- Scott Adkins’ character, King Amphitryon, is shown in the film as both young and older, and Adkins played Amphitryon differently at different ages. The actor always trained diligently for the filming, but while filming his younger self, he adhered to a strict diet, whereas during the filming of the older Amphitryon, he ate whatever he wanted, as perfect musculature was no longer required.
- Because the film was shot with stereoscopic cameras in “3D”, director and screenwriter Renny Harlin demanded that all male actors shave their legs and torsos.
- Jonathan Shea spent a long time carefully preparing for the role of Tarakan and was very upset that throughout the entire film, his character was shown exclusively in armor and never shirtless.
- Kellan Lutz has repeatedly been praised for how well he prepared and got into excellent physical shape, and people were curious about how long it took him. In fact, Lutz was cast as Hercules just a couple of weeks before filming began, so it would be incorrect to attribute the actor's excellent physique solely to preparation with Renny Harlin. He himself suggested that he owes the role of Hercules to his active lifestyle, which allowed him to stay in good physical condition. Because of this, Lutz spent much less time preparing for the shoot than other actors would have.
- Kellan Lutz asked the more experienced Liam McIntyre to train him in sword fighting. In almost all fight scenes – with the exception of a few where stunt doubles were used – Lutz performed himself.
- Filming the final battle between the characters of Kellan Lutz and Scott Adkins took two days.
- The most difficult thing for Renny Harlin to shoot was the battle between the main character and the Nemean lion. The beast's head was controlled by two puppeteers, and the body was created using digital technology during post-production.
- The fight in the courtyard near the end of the film was originally written as quite ordinary in the script. The fantastical elements, such as the glowing sword, were decided to be added just a week before filming.
- Yukka Hildén, who played Creon, is a stuntman and member of the Finnish extreme show Dudesons, better known in Russia as "Hot Finnish Guys." Unfortunately, the actor's storyline did not make it into the final version of the film.
- Working titles for the film were: "Hercules 3D" and "Hercules: The Legend Begins."
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