a bridge too far was filmed at deventer.
a bridge too far was filmed at deventer.
a bridge too far where was it filmed?
deventer
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"seabourn legend" was rented for six weeks at a reported cost of $38,000 per day; the ship served as the film's primary setting and provided accommodation for the cast and crew. the evacuation sequence was among the first scenes filmed on the ship, and was shot in key west, florida over a two-week period. approximately 30 hoses and the ship's fire sprinkler system were used to simulate heavy rainfall in the scene. severe weather conditions from hurricane lili delayed production activity on the ship for several days, and caused seasickness among the cast and crew for the remainder of the production at sea. to make the ship appear faster, all exterior shots were filmed from a moving vehicle. scenes on the bridge were filmed in a mockup dubbed the "bridge ship", a large-scale reconstruction of the bow and bridge built atop the hull of a cargo ship. additional ship interiors were filmed at sony pictures studios and warren entertainment in los angeles county, california. full-scale replicas of the ship's atrium, cabins, and engine rooms were constructed on sound stages where production took place for over a month. the scene where alex rescues drew while the ship is being flooded was filmed by camera operators wearing wet suits inside a sound stage tank, which was constructed with plywood and a hydraulic lift to give the effect that the water level was rising.
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