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In this video, actor Tom Rhys Harries and director James Watkins discuss the intense behind-the-scenes work that went into filming a cringe-inducing sequence for 'Clayface'. Learn how the crew used a special gimbal rig, intricate makeup effects, and specialized safety props—including real and rubber scissors—to pull off the visceral scene on set.

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00:00This little section in the toilet was a sort of cutaway on a soundstage that was separate.
00:05On a gimbal, so it would shake, so it would move, so Tom had something to react to.
00:09But obviously there's makeup and then there's various variations of scissors
00:13because those scissors are getting incredibly near his eye.
00:16I think we had real scissors, I think we had rubber scissors,
00:19I think we had scissors with a little bit missing.
00:21This was one of the times when you're on set and you're watching it
00:23and you see people around the monitor going, oh.
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