Alejandro G.'s "The Revenant" Irritu may have earned Leonardo DiCaprio, who has long been awarded the Academy, but as the simple act of watching the film is proven, filming it was never clear. Every day of the "Revenant" set was a race against time Thanks to the challenges that the cold, unforgivable Large locations in the film is shot in -To not mention the choreographic action and the centuries -old challenge for losing light before catching the perfect blow.

The search for Hugh Voice "(DiCaprio) to survive back in civilization and find the killer of his son Hawk (Forrest Goodlak), S. S. Fitzgerald (Tom Hardy), is such a deeply uncomfortable journey that it is not a surprise that it is that the film is that the film is. Rumors about things that escalate to the point where Hardy physically fought with Irritu is not true. Vanity fair) That the two have a very small match, the key difference is that it was a short wrestling period to get rid of tension instead of the real fight with white teeth.

Hardy was very aware that the mood of the "Revenant" set really requires the need to light up, and the short moment of wrestling of the actor's director was his choice of release valve. As the story told in the EW interview:

"When things get too serious, I'm going," Why don't we hug all these people here? "Concludes that both fall into the snow.

"The Revenant" is filled to the edge of realism that radiates extreme discomfort, including DiCaprio's famous A bear scene of a carcass that was more realistic than you would have thought. Some crew members discovered the circumstances so difficult that they moved away from production, and Iriritu even had to address the rumors of the many difficulties of the film before its premiere. In the middle of all this, it's pretty hard to see Hardy as a "naughty boy" for trying to keep things relatively easy. Nor is it particularly surprising that the rumor grinder took the short, relatively friendly decline he described and promoted in a complete struggle.