The key scene with Jon Snow was movieed for many hours
Caris Van Houten, who plays Melisandre in Game of Thrones, admitted that the scene of the resurrection of Jon Snow (Kit Harington) in the second episode of the sixth season of the show took a lot of effort. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, the actress revealed that "Home" director Jeremy Podeswa wanted every shot to be verified. As a result, Van Houten spent many hours wiping Harington while he was lying almost naked on the table. “It took forever to resurrect him,” Van Houten said in particular. “It was a very important scene. we movieed it from different angles. I think I washed my body about fifty times. A lot of people would envy me, including my mother and sister. I even joked with Keith about it - "if only my mother could see it", - and he liked it. " In turn, Harington said that he had no complaints about the two episodes that he spent lying on his back, especially if you remember that he usually acts in battle scenes in the eerie cold. "These were very easy episodes, I really liked them. I was in a warm room, which is unusual for me. "Regarding the scene of Melisandre's bathing, Harington called the experience" very, very strange, like a wet teenager's dream - " you are lying naked, and Caris Van Houten washes you. " For his part, Podeswa was very flattering about Harington's talent and great patience, who had to pretend to be dead for a week. which he spent lying on his back, especially if you remember that he usually acts in scenes of battles in the eerie cold. "They were very light episodes, I really liked them. I was in a warm room, which is unusual for me." As for Melisandre's bathing scene, Harington called the experience "very, very strange, like a wet teenager's dream - you lie naked and Carys Van Houten washes you."For his part, Podeswa was very flattering about the talent and Harington's great patience, who had to pretend to be dead for a week. which he spent lying on his back, especially if you remember that he usually acts in scenes of battles in the eerie cold. "They were very light episodes, I really liked them. I was in a warm room, which is unusual for me." As for Melisandre's bathing scene, Harington called the experience "very, very strange, like a wet teenager's dream - you lie naked and Caris Van Houten washes you."For his part, Podeswa was very flattering about the talent and Harington's great patience, who had to pretend to be dead for a week. The Topic of Article: The key scene with Jon Snow was movieed for many hours. |
