Som du kanske minns från Andy Serkis tid som Caesar i den senaste Planet of the Apes-trilogin, krävs mycket engagemang för att bli en trovärdig CGI-chimpans. Det finns massor av beteenden och nyanser som krävs för att övertyga, och detta har skådespelaren Owen Teague från Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes fått erfara.
I ett samtal hos GamesRadar avslöjade Teague vilken träning som krävdes inför inspelningen i rollen som Noa, och förklarade:
"We had this movement teacher, Alain Gauthier. Well, that was his title - but he was much more than that. He helped us create these characters. He worked with us to get the physicality down, but he also helped us make these characters our own and find their voices. It was a blast.
We started with exercises to get in touch with our bodies and build strength because we're doing very physical stuff in this movie. And then we started getting our characters on our feet. We started speaking. Alain helped with everything."
Teague avslöjade också att en annan del av upplevelsen var att träffa apor och lära känna dem:
"I went to a place called the Center for Great Apes in Wauchula, Florida. Which is about an hour away from where I grew up. Our producers know the director of the sanctuary, Patti Ragan, who said I could spend some time there to hang out with the apes. That ended up being a really wonderful experience."
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes har biopremiär den 24 maj, och den första trailer hittar du här.
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