Richard Jewell: Production Information and News

[AKA23]

Has it been determined if this movie is going to come out by the end of this year? (I don't know if that's been mentioned somewhere in the nine pages of this thread)

I don't think that's been announced yet Christopher, and I also don't think it's been confirmed that Yves Belanger is serving as the cinematographer either. I think that's being assumed since he did that for "The Mule." 

[Saman Moradkhani]

I don't think that's been announced yet Christopher, and I also don't think it's been confirmed that Yves Belanger is serving as the cinematographer either. I think that's being assumed since he did that for "The Mule."

There was a photo of Yves Belanger on the set.

[Hocine]

I don't think that's been announced yet Christopher, and I also don't think it's been confirmed that Yves Belanger is serving as the cinematographer either. I think that's being assumed since he did that for "The Mule."

Richard Jewell’s release date has not been announced.
But according to Collider, it could be released in the end of the year.

http://collider.com/ben-affleck-movie-the-way-back-delayed-2020-release/

[Hocine]

Someone should invite James Gunn to become a member of this board!

James Gunn seems to be a real fan.
I was thinking about the directors who directed actor Clint Eastwood.
And I realized that among all the directors who directed him in movies, only Sergio Leone, Ted Post, Don Siegel, Brian G. Hutton, Michael Cimino and Wolfgang Petersen did it successfully.

[Saman Moradkhani]

FILMING IS WRAPPED.

Olivia Wilde announced on Instagram.
well. that was fast.

[Hocine]

FILMING IS WRAPPED.

Olivia Wilde announced on Instagram.
well. that was fast.

Indeed, that was fast.
Maybe Olivia Wilde was talking about her scenes. Maybe not.
I guess we’ll have the trailer when Joker will be in theaters on October 4th or The Goldfinch on October 11th.

[Saman Moradkhani]

Indeed, that was fast.
Maybe Olivia Wilde was talking about her scenes. Maybe not.
I guess we’ll have the trailer when Joker will be in theaters on October 4th or The Goldfinch on October 11th.

Yeah. Maybe it's a wrap for Olivia Wilde. and maybe it's a wrap for the first unit. But on the other hand, there is no more casting for extras from august,14.

for the trailer, you are right. we need to wait until October to have a glance on it. two long months.

BTW, how do you feel about this rapid and fast filming? Do you think it's a good sign or a bad one?

[Christopher]

BTW, how do you feel about this rapid and fast filming? Do you think it's a good sign or a bad one?

I think since it's typical for Eastwood to film fast, normally it's fine.

[Saman Moradkhani]

I think since it's typical for Eastwood to film fast, normally it's fine.

Agreed. Clint doesn't rehearse. Clint doesn't need more than 2 or 3 takes. Clint Doesn't use many practicals on set. That's why he is FAST.

[AKA23]

If Clint wrapped yesterday, filming lasted about 6 weeks. That doesn't sound radically different to me than his typical shooting timeframe.

[KC]

Yeah, sounds about right.

[The Schofield Kid]

I seem to recall Million Dollar Baby only taking about 32 days to film.

[Saman Moradkhani]

Actually, it was 7 weeks of shooting.

[Hocine]

BTW, how do you feel about this rapid and fast filming? Do you think it's a good sign or a bad one?

Well, if filming was wrapped, I wouldn’t be surprised at all, since Clint likes going fast when shooting a picture.
One of his worst experiences in movies was when shooting Paint Your Wagon because filming lasted 5 months at least.
He was stuck in Oregon. According to him, he was so bored. Eventually, he took a farm with some hogs to get busy.
So, shooting a picture fastly for Clint is not a good sign or a bad sign: it’s just his way of shooting a picture.
I only hope that Richard Jewell won’t be an other 15:17 to Paris.
But I’m optimistic.

[Saman Moradkhani]

Well, if filming was wrapped, I wouldn’t be surprised at all, since Clint likes going fast when shooting a picture.
One of his worst experiences in movies was when shooting Paint Your Wagon because filming lasted 5 months at least.
He was stuck in Oregon. According to him, he was so bored. Eventually, he took a farm with some hogs to get busy.
So, shooting a picture fastly for Clint is not a good sign or a bad sign: it’s just his way of shooting a picture.
I only hope that Richard Jewell won’t be an other 15:17 to Paris.
But I’m optimistic.

I'm sure this one will be one of Clint's finest works in a decade. Because unlike the 15:17 to Paris, this one is not a 5 min story. this one is an unforgettable tragic story and meanwhile a forgotten one by the majority of people nowadays. This one has been in development hell for years. Unlike many other stories, this one wasn't abandoned by Clint after moving on to another project. There must be sth special in it which kept Clint thinking about it for almost 5 years. 

[KC]

Saman Moradkhani, I removed a couple of your posts that were duplicates of the one above.

Good post, by the way!

[Saman Moradkhani]

Saman Moradkhani, I removed a couple of your posts that were duplicates of the one above.

Good post, by the way!

oh thanks KC.

[Macpherson]

A lovely "end of shoot" anecdote. ....

https://www.instazu.com/media/2110882914507237266

 

[Christopher]

I seem to recall Million Dollar Baby only taking about 32 days to film.

Actually, it was 7 weeks of shooting.

Does he do five day work weeks? Seems like maybe I've heard or read that before.

[Hocine]

I'm sure this one will be one of Clint's finest works in a decade. Because unlike the 15:17 to Paris, this one is not a 5 min story. this one is an unforgettable tragic story and meanwhile a forgotten one by the majority of people nowadays. This one has been in development hell for years. Unlike many other stories, this one wasn't abandoned by Clint after moving on to another project. There must be sth special in it which kept Clint thinking about it for almost 5 years.

I agree with you, Saman Moradkhani.
For Clint, The 15:17 to Paris was just an opportunity to do something different.
This time, with Richard Jewell, Clint seems to have good elements: the cast, the script, the director.
So, wait and see.