Interesting clips how a military officer trained the lead actor into the use of small arms and hand-to-hand fighting.
Also clips of ex-Special Forces officer training other actors into drills of the period.
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Interesting clips how a military officer trained the lead actor into the use of small arms and hand-to-hand fighting.
Also clips of ex-Special Forces officer training other actors into drills of the period.
Just watched this movie two days ago.
Yeah me too. Beautiful part of the state. Grouse hunted the hell out of that part of the state when I had setters. Backpacked a bunch of it between shining rock and chimney rock. Rugged rural and real. The people too except Asheville.
One of my all time favorite movies. Thanks for posting.
One of the greatest movies ever made about our History.
Lived in Asheville during the filming. Daniel Day-Lewis refused to stay at the Grove Park Inn [Internationally known four or five star hotel] with the other actors and crew. He found a two room log cabin on a dirt road off the beaten track.
A friend rented the cabin immediatly after shooting had wrapped and found a "Dream Catcher" that he assumes that Lewis made as there were also a lot of supplies left as well. Where the "Dream Catcher' hung there was a short note or poem and signed by Lewis written on the wall.
A friend rented the cabin immediatly after shooting had wrapped and found a "Dream Catcher" that he assumes that Lewis made as there were also a lot of supplies left as well. Where the "Dream Catcher' hung there was a short note or poem and signed by Lewis written on the wall.
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