Question 1

What unusual filming location anecdote did Timothy Olyphant share about Jamaica?

Accepted Answer

Timothy Olyphant said that in Jamaica, weed was so common that hotel staff would leave joints on bedside tables as part of turndown service, and you could get it from anyone including gardeners and room service.

Question 2

Why did Kiele Sanchez not do fight training for her role as Gina?

Accepted Answer

Kiele Sanchez said she didn't do fight training for the role of Gina Scruggs because she didn't think it was befitting of the character, though she was already training for a marathon when she got the part.

Question 3

What rating controversy did director David Twohy face with the studio?

Accepted Answer

Director David Twohy had to battle with the studio to allow the movie to continue with an R-rating instead of a PG-13 version.

Question 4

How was most of the dialog in the film handled during production?

Accepted Answer

Most of the dialog was redone in ADR (Automated Dialog Replacement), also known as redubbing or looping.

Question 5

What visual technique was used to stylize certain sequences in the film?

Accepted Answer

Certain sequences were filmed in digital infrared to stylize them and set them apart from the rest of the film.

Question 6

What unusual filming location anecdote did Timothy Olyphant share about Jamaica?

Accepted Answer

Timothy Olyphant said that in Jamaica, weed was so common you could get it from anyone, including hotel staff who might leave a joint as part of turndown service.

Question 7

Why did Kiele Sanchez not do fight training for her role as Gina Scruggs?

Accepted Answer

Kiele Sanchez said she didn't do fight training because she didn't think it was befitting of the character, though she was already training for a marathon.

Question 8

What rating controversy did director David Twohy face during production?

Accepted Answer

Director David Twohy had to battle with the studio to allow the movie to continue with an R-rating instead of a PG-13 version.

Question 9

How was most of the dialog in the film handled post-production?

Accepted Answer

Most of the dialog was redone in ADR (Automated Dialog Replacement), also known as redubbing or looping.

Question 10

What visual technique was used to stylize certain sequences in the film?

Accepted Answer

Certain sequences were filmed in digital infrared to stylize them and set them apart from the rest of the film.

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