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Mindhunter director reveals he had actors shoot a nine-minute scene 75 times in a day
MINDHUNTER WAS EPIC, and anyone who says otherwise should have their Netflix privileges revoked.
And like most productions of its calibre, the cast gave a blood, sweat and tears response to the director’s demands.
In the case of four episodes of Mindhunter, the director was David Fincher, who is known throughout the industry for his fastidious approach to his projects.
And with Seven, Fight Club, and Gone Girl to his name, it clearly works.
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But Christ alive, we don’t know how the cast did it.
Speaking at a FYC event on Friday, David revealed that a nine-minute scene took 11 hours to shoot such was the intensity of his demands.
Referring to a scene featuring Jonathan Groff, who played FBI Agent Holden Ford, Holt McCallany, who played FBI Agent Bill Tench, and Happy Anderson, who played serial killer Jerry Brudos, David gave an insight into the process.
And yes, they were.
But by the sounds of things, they eventually got into it.
Indeed, Holt said David’s approach worked to the actors’ advantage.
Rather them than us.
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