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| Faiestcape Outstanding , looking forward to hearing the rest . 90th [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] |
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| I enjoyed reading that, I'm looking forward to Chapter 5. |
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| A quick question, what happened to all the equipment you were issued, did you get to keep any of it? There is an excellent database for all the weapons used in Zulu Dawn on imfdb with some very good still shots. GOOFSThere are many goofs in this film, in many scenes British soldiers switch from Henry Martini rifles and carbines between shots. During the battle only some of the British troops have bayonets fitted to their rifles when they should all have fitted them before the battle began. Many of the bayonets are either incorrectly fitted or obviously made of rubber. Also evident are the fact that many of the Henry Martini rifles are actually wooden props. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] |
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| - waterloo50 wrote:
- A quick question, what happened to all the equipment you were issued, did you get to keep any of it?
There is an excellent database for all the weapons used in Zulu Dawn on imfdb with some very good still shots.
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There are many goofs in this film, in many scenes British soldiers switch from Henry Martini rifles and carbines between shots. During the battle only some of the British troops have bayonets fitted to their rifles when they should all have fitted them before the battle began. Many of the bayonets are either incorrectly fitted or obviously made of rubber. Also evident are the fact that many of the Henry Martini rifles are actually wooden props.
The opportunity to "nick" stuff was wide open to anyone on the set - and many "extras" absconded with large amounts of kit. We were frequently reminded by the production crews that if we were caught leaving the precinct (to go home, basically) with any property, they would unhesitatingly have us arrested for theft and be prosecuted.
But a lot of stuff got pinched, and we were very tempted to take home some mementos ourselves. When we did finally depart, we asked the production director if we could keep the little "Egypt" collar badges and a few shells of spent cartridges and the white shoulder bags. We were given a note permitting us to do so.
Spot searches became quite frequent, and departing buses were searched quite thoroughly. Some guys took to burying stuff in the ground, intending to return at some later date to retrieve it. We didn't care to take chances here, so other than the few trinkets we were told we could have, everything else was returned.
The "guns" were made of a cheap rigid foam plastic and hastilly "painted". If you scratched their surface, the foam would come away as a gritty sort of dust. Real guns were very carefully issued and controlled, with production assistants keeping a very close eye on what was happening with them during any given shoot.
On the days when the main battle scenes were being filmed, large numbers of us were issued with genuine Martini Henrys many of which could actually have been used in the Anglo-Zulu campaign a century earlier. I believe these guns were flown in from a wealthy collector from California, who accompanied his precious cargo for the duration of their use in the movie.
For 99% of the time, the guns we held were the rubbishy foam replicas, and as the bayonnette was part of the plastic casting, and the guns were so flimsy, a simple knock would break them. The first casualty was usually the bayonnette - hence many guns being seen without them. During the course of many weeks' filming, the condition of these flimsy foam guns deteriorated rapidly - some were not even recognisable as guns in the latter stages of production.
Because genuine Martini Henry's were not easily available, and neither were suitable real bayonnettes, some of us used 303 guns (can't remember the make or model). These were normally kept for distance shots, where stuff like cartridge smoke needed to be seen coming out of a barrel, but the distance was such that identifying the weapon was not possible.
A lot of the "extras" were very dumb and stupid people, and on many occasions would have forgotten to attach bayonettes before a scene was being shot. With such large numbers of stupid extras needing to be controlled and directed in some very complex scenes, I imagine the production crews just gave up trying to ensure they were properly kitted up, because having to re-shoot some of these scenes would have taken far too long and cost far too much.
The scenes showing the climax of the battle, took about a month to plan and film. Some takes - lasting 20 to 30 seconds - took an entire day to configure, with literally thousands of people being involved. This was long before the age of "CGI" and Chroma-Screen, so what you see is exactly what the cameras captured.
Setting up some scenes was massively complicated - with up to ten Panaflex cameras being run at the same time, across an area of several thousand square metres, or more. For one scene, one of the cameras was positioned about 2 miles from the set!
Given the relatively few number of production "bloops" in the final movie, I think the crews did a pretty good job of trying to ensure accuracy - but as I say - 9 out of 10 of the extras was a buffoon...
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| - fairestcape wrote:
- waterloo50 wrote:
- A quick question, what happened to all the equipment you were issued, did you get to keep any of it?
There is an excellent database for all the weapons used in Zulu Dawn on imfdb with some very good still shots.
GOOFS
There are many goofs in this film, in many scenes British soldiers switch from Henry Martini rifles and carbines between shots. During the battle only some of the British troops have bayonets fitted to their rifles when they should all have fitted them before the battle began. Many of the bayonets are either incorrectly fitted or obviously made of rubber. Also evident are the fact that many of the Henry Martini rifles are actually wooden props.
The opportunity to "nick" stuff was wide open to anyone on the set - and many "extras" absconded with large amounts of kit. We were frequently reminded by the production crews that if we were caught leaving the precinct (to go home, basically) with any property, they would unhesitatingly have us arrested for theft and be prosecuted.
But a lot of stuff got pinched, and we were very tempted to take home some mementos ourselves. When we did finally depart, we asked the production director if we could keep the little "Egypt" collar badges and a few shells of spent cartridges and the white shoulder bags. We were given a note permitting us to do so.
Spot searches became quite frequent, and departing buses were searched quite thoroughly. Some guys took to burying stuff in the ground, intending to return at some later date to retrieve it. We didn't care to take chances here, so other than the few trinkets we were told we could have, everything else was returned.... Looking at some of the stills on the link I provided earlier it is possible to see some rather ropey looking weapons, bayonets missing etc but I never noticed them when I watched the film, I get too engrossed in the plot and action to notice things of like that, the problem is, I'm going to notice them now. Still, its a fantastic film, you must be proud of your part in it. |
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| Of course, for purists and enthusiasts like us, absolute historical accuracy is an important feature. Because we know the finer details, when we see a production that ignores or omits these details, we tend to condemn the film. But the general public doesn't have the slightest concern if the soldier is using a gun issued 20 years after the battle he's representing, or if the badge on his beret is the wrong colour.
Most of the buffoons that were acting as extras did not even know what branch of army they were supposed to be in, or even what war they were fighting, or even when it happened. They were given a redcoat uniform and just told to wear it all day long. Their biggest concern was getting paid a few bucks on Friday afternoons, giving them the means to indulge in plenty of cheap alcohol. A lot of these guys turned up on set pissed out of their minds almost every day, but no matter... all they had to do was represent a red coat, sitting on a rock, somewhere in the background. If they twitched a bit, then the audience would see that they were a live person, wearing a soldier's uniform. No more was expected of them.
This film employed nearly 30 thousand people on some days - when the battle scenes were being shot, particularly, so whether any given "soldier" had his bayonette fixed in any given panoramic scene, where several thousand others were involved, was so trivial to the film's producers. As long as the general action was realistic, and as long as the overall historical context was maintained. Such attention to these very fine details - while being something the film makers were keen to achieve - did not matter much in the great scheme of things. |
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| Is it true? Anyone attempting to try in on with a Zulu female, would have been sentenced to hard labour or is that a myth? |
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| "Cast and crew were warned that having sex with non-whites was illegal and would result in prosecution, imprisonment and a lashing." |
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| From the Independant!
"Filming under Apartheid
The producers had to keep their political views in check when they made the decision to shoot the film in South Africa, then in the grip of Apartheid. There were strict, legally enforced guidelines regarding the degree of freedom permitted to the cast and crew. It was impressed upon the 60-odd British visitors that sexual relations with people of other races would result in possible imprisonment, deportation or worse. Warned that miscegenation was a flogging offence, Baker is reported to have asked if he could have the lashes while doing it. The authorities were not amused."
Quite a good question to ask. Being an extra Fairestcape would know. Fact or myth! |
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| Yes admin, 24th, fully aware of that! but the question is so left field! of all the questions that could have been posed why would anybody focus right in on that aspect?. as i said i find that extraordinary, not wrong.. |
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| Sorry what am I missing |
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| Admin views everything i say with suspicion it seems, i'm just participating, no agenda. i just thought the question posed was odd and out of context, nothing more. |
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| There's me thinking you had a sheltered up bringing. |
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| Thanks 24th
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| Subject: Anglo zulu war essays , my part in making a great movie Thu 4 Feb 2016 - 23:15 Loving it ! , excellent , your experiences could make a film ...easily ! 90th Salute
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| Zulu Dawn - my part in making a great movie Today at 12:37 great read sir. thanks for posting.
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| Zulu Dawn - my part in making a great movie Today at 12:54 Damn good read. Tell us more!
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