"Crazy Max: Hughes Pat" is one of Real miracles of shooting 21st century filmAnd the mind is to imagine how the George Miller pulled such a visual holiday in an era where so much blockbuster the film lacks the energy that made "Hurry Road" such a totemic film from this era. Director Steven Soderberg He said best when he said, "I don't understand how they still don't shoot that movie and I don't understand how hundreds of people are not dead."

To ensure that hundreds of people have not died is Miller's biggest anxiety when filming the filmBut if you look behind the scenes, you will find that the most common part of the film was not Doofwarrior or Polecats, but the explosives of the quarrel between actors Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron.

Both are the bonvests of the film Bonafid, and when they were loose in the dusty wilderness of the sand, their connection quickly exploded. It is obvious that "Fury Road" was not an easy job for anyone, but in the book on oral history of the film, "Blood, Pot and Chrome", "" " Everyone involved in making the film speaks sincerely and explains exactly why a quarrel between Theron and Hardy blew himself.

Miller admits in advance that Hardy and Theron have many different philosophies towards acting. Theron is "incredibly disciplined - a training dancer" that brought "precision" to her performance and was "always the first set". Hardy, on the other hand, "has harm to him", which says Miller helps him give a brilliant performance at the cost of his general behavior. Miller, sometimes optimistic, hoped their collision styles could produce sparks that deepen their relationships on the screen because they learned to work on both the screen and outside, but it retired as Hardy tested the patience of Charlize Theron.

The two had many different approaches to recording their action sequences. Theron was looking forward to finding himself at work and following Miller's direction, while Hardy wanted "justification for any choreography, not only in the right action, but also in the action and everything else." This led to tangible tension while filming the first fighting scene between Theron and Hardy, and worsened only from there, with Theron describing their relationship "as two parents in front of the car". She elaborated:

"We fought or fought with each other - I don't know who was worse - and they had to deal with it at the back. It was terrible!

But worse was the constant tightening of Hardy. Tom was late to set up virtually every day, holding the rest of the cast and crew late at night. Some in the crew considered this as a deliberate power by Hardy, which teases the biggest explosion in the set.

There was one fateful day When Theron had enough. The couple had to shoot a scene in military equipment at 8am Teron was on time, knowing that Hardy would be late. After an Hour, the Crew Discussed Shooting Some Footage with Hardy, But Charlize Stood Her Ground, Staying Put at Her Mark in Full Costume and Make-Up For Two More Hours Until Hardy Arrived on Set 11 Am, At More Hours Until Hardy Arrived on Set 11 Am, At More Hours Until Hardy ARRIVED ON SET AT 11 Am, AT More which points unloaded on HIM, Calling His Behavior "Disrepectful" and Demanding He Be Fined "for Every minute that he's held up this crew," along with a plethora of curse Words that /film policy. to repeat.

Hardy has become aggressive and the relationship between the two totally broken, with Theron seeking the presence of a female manufacturer to serve as her agent. Dennis Di Nova was flying down to Namibia to mediate, but was not allowed in the room because Miller's team was worried he would try to reduce his creative vision for the film while they were in the most gentle, fragile moment.

All three creatives included regrets this spectacle. Theron felt "scared sh ** less" and understands why Miller was worried by Di News, while Miller wished he was "more intense" about Theron's difficult condition. And even Hardy admits he was "above (his) head", feeling saturated with the pressure that a more professional performer could handle.

That's not to say that every moment of set was chaotic: there was a day when everything seemed to roll over on the head, with Hardy and Charlize riding their bicycles together. Hardy's whole behavior has changed and revealed a new softness that took all the thrilled, especially Charlize and changed the rest of the rest of the production for the better.

While the whole experience was in the end, with the "Fury Road" standing as a crown gem of Miller's long and career, the director does not pass words that there is no "no excuse" for this kind of behavior that others in business think is simply a price for a great performance.

While filming "Furiosis" was Far from easy for Starwarra Anja Taylor-HoyoyAt the very least, she and the co-Starvaza Chris Hemsworth were able to avoid the same clashes that disrupted the creation of Hurry Road.