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Long before he becomes probably the most famous actor in the world, Johnon Wayne began his career with literally knocking director Johnon Ford. Given how Ford will continue to treat Wayne and many other actors in the room, it is quite satisfactory to know that Duke managed to find the director's good hit before being subjected to man to attract his male stars. Despite their controversial relationship (which in the end did not seem to have a sour Wayne to Ford), the director clearly saw something in Wayne, confirmed by the fact that he was largely responsible for starting his acting career.

The director first met with a young USC student, who deals with Seth's props in the mid-1920s, and threw Wayne into Haussman in 1928, in which he played a horse race (though there were no lines). Wayne would have had Wait for Stagecoach in 1939 to act in a big Ford image and break into the big leaguesAnd between 1926 and that lead role in the lead role, the actor gloriously made his life starring in several Western productions with a low budget. But that was not all that Wayne was until he was waiting for his first role in "A" image. The young actor's filmography is full of small budget romantic plays, and even an unusual Bible epic, such as the "Noah's casket", which debuted the same year as "Hangman's House".

This epic disaster with a partial epic disaster was directed by Michael Curtis by the story of Darryl F. Zanuk. The writer would later co-founded Fox from the 20th century (as was known before The 2019 Disney/Fox unit) And to become one of the most important creep in Hollywood, very helping to establish the casting couch convention that remains one of the most embarrassing contributions in the cultural industry. (He too Offers to pay 25,000 USD money just to shave the face of Gregory Peckbut i dug.)

"Noah's casket" was a retelling of the Bible story along with the story set during World War I. Dolores Costello and George O'Brien appear in both stories as a couple whose Loveubov has endangered since the arrival of World War I in the modern story and the Bible flood in the other. Aside from that rather unortodox sense, the film is unforgettable for a very disturbing reason because it resulted in the death of three accessories, mutilating another and mutilating half a dozen more. Also, he almost killed Johnon Wayne.

The Noah's casket arrived at the point when the films were transferred from the quiet era in conversation, which resulted in the release of Michael Curtis's Bible epic, with several dialogues sequences, with each other with scenes that had a musical result. But for Curtis, the great draw was not necessarily involved in filming newly opened dialogues, that was the big flood scene that closed the film. Unfortunately, this portrayal of God's anger has been released on humans has proven to be deadly.

According to the author Fred Landesman and his book "Johnon Wayne's Filmography", "" The film used 3,500 accessories, while Michael and Harry Medved "The Hollywood Hall of Shame: The most expensive apostles in film history" Puts the number at 7,500. Regardless of the real figure, not all these accessories would make it alive ... or even in one piece.

The climate of the film sees the Moloch Temple flooded after Jehovah released anger. This impressive set is built within what was known as the "Studio Reservoir", which basically means a large concrete lake. In many tanks, 15,000 tonnes of water were held and released on the set through the tea hidden in the temple columns. The work of the accessories was simply to take the burden on this flood and panic for a while in the middle of the disaster. But it may not surprise you to learn that things are not going to plan exactly.

As told "The Hollywood Hall of Shame: The most expensive apostles in film history", " Cameraman Hal Mohr had big reservations for the big flood scene immediately from the shutdown. "When they started talking about how to do it, I opposed it," he said. "Not as a cameraman, but as a human being, for Christ, because it seemed to me that a few people would kill several people with these tons of water and huge sets of falling on them." According to MOHR, production used stuntmen who "knew what they were doing" but also used hundreds of other supplements that had no training. This resulted in the fact that the MOFR left the film. "I told them to throw out the picture and came out of the set." Unfortunately, MOFR's predictions of "killing several people" have proved to be right.

When 15,000 tonnes of water were released, accessories were suddenly found to fight for their lives. The volume of water turned out too much for some, and three accessories were killed during filming, while another lost leg. Half a dozen more, reportedly suffered broken bones. In the midst of the chaos, allegedly future Starswells Ward Bond, Andy Devin and Johnon Wayne, all of them were the "Noah's casket" accessories and everyone was approaching very close to shortening their careers-though it should be noted that while Wayne is not at all. Then again, the scenes are so chaotic, it's hard to make someone out.

Despite this terrible event, neither Michael Curtis nor Darryl F. Zanuk did not suffer any consequences. As Medved wrote, Zanuk and his groups "just cut their shoulders with the implied comment," it's a show -business "and did their best to keep the scandalous story out of the news." Unfortunately, such phenomena were not so rare. In "Trit; the story of the big movie trick" Men " From Johnon Baxter, the author notes that three more men died in Rapid the same year as they fired Clarence Brown's '98 '. While things have improved dramatically than 1928, to the placed accidents Continue to this day -today and have occurred many times in the years since the "Noah's casket". At the very least, we can be grateful to Curtis's film spared a young Johnon Wayne.