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  • 7 weeks ago
Adam Scott and Ben Stiller break down the intricate and exhausting filming process behind the memorable opening running scene in "Severance," revealing the logistical challenges and collaborative effort involved.
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00:00And every time I thought we were done with the opening running sequence, someone would be like,
00:05okay, so for next week, which color Gatorade is your favorite? Be like, oh my God, is there more
00:12running? It's like, yeah, there's another part. And yeah, I was exhausted, but it really was
00:21super fun. I would just need Gatorade and bananas off camera. And it was actually shot also over
00:27the course of probably like five or six months when we would have different sections of the set
00:31that were ready. I know it all looks like hallways and everybody's just like, well, just hallways.
00:36And we have a lot of hallways, but there were different setups for each one. But making it
00:40was a really fun puzzle that all of our department heads collaborated on. It was one of those things
00:46that took a very long time to actually finish. And when we got to the end of it, we were
00:50like,
00:50we completed this shot. I think we even had like a wrap party for the shot.
00:53I remember, you know, like Ben said, it took like five or six months to get through it.

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