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Dungeon Siege: Interview With Director Uwe Boll @ Skewed &am
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Kristophe
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Dungeon Siege: Interview With Director Uwe Boll @ Skewed &am
   

Skewed & Reviewed's Gareth Von Kallenbach takes on the task of talking with Dungeon Siege Movie Director, Uwe Boll, in this intrinsic, and highly interesting, <a href="http://www.nwlink.com/~gareth/ub.htm" target="_blank">interview</a>... <br> <br><blockquote><em>GVK: Will the film likely be PG-13 or R Rated? <br> <br>UB: BLOODRAYNE is R. In the Name of the King – a Dungeon Siege tale – will be PG 13. <br> <br>GVK: Any truth to the reports that the film will be over Three Hours in length? <br> <br>UB: Or longer. Maybe we have to do the KILL BILL variation – two parts. Nobody wants to sit so long in the theatre. <br> <br>GVK: How has it been working with such a large cast with so many name actors and actresses in it and have you had to change your Directing style to accommodate a larger cast and What challenges has this presented for filming? <br> <br>UB: GOOD CAST is important. Big Names doesn’t matter if they are wrong for the part. In BLOODRAYNE and DUNGEON SIEGE I have the right names for the right parts. It is a pleasure to work with all that great actors – and they feel better if the partner is also a well known face and good actor. <br> <br>GVK: Staging battle sequences with swords must present numerous challenges both to the actors and you as a director. How have you setup the battles sequences in the film, and will the battles in the film be a mix of large epic battles and battles between small groups or individuals? <br> <br>UB: Exactly: we have all kinds of fights and battles, ambushes, massacres….etc.! I had Tony Ching (HERO) as fight choreographer and he was great. <br></em></blockquote>
Post Thu Oct 13, 2005 5:54 pm
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UB: GOOD CAST is important.


GOOD DIRECTOR is also important, and none of these films will have anything close to that.
Post Thu Oct 13, 2005 6:16 pm
 
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Wow, i'm impressed .. the movie will feature -massacres- !!

The more i read about this, the more i laugh.

Keep on posting news about this movie rpgdot ! You're not only my all time fav site for rpg news, but now you're becoming my first choice when i need a good laugh
Post Thu Oct 13, 2005 6:40 pm
 
the mighty stamar
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I cant even believe this is real

the doom movie is ridiculous enough but bloodrayne and dungeon seige 2 arent even well known games.
Post Sat Oct 15, 2005 4:44 am
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