It is dull work though. It’s not for everyone. I spent time as a double for an actor on a show for 8 months and it’s terribly boring stuff after the shiny wears off. Movie sets can be even more dull but I found it fun overall. Saw plenty of people walk off and say never again.
That’s fair. I’ve filmed in the Midwest plains in 110° weather with no shade for 18 hours wearing full wool suits pretending it was winter lol. It sucks ass.
95 million for 20 mins of screentime is quite the ROI
Also funny he called it dull work
It is dull work though. It’s not for everyone. I spent time as a double for an actor on a show for 8 months and it’s terribly boring stuff after the shiny wears off. Movie sets can be even more dull but I found it fun overall. Saw plenty of people walk off and say never again.
I also assume his part was mostly filmed somewhere in the hot desert as well, though it’s been a long time since I’ve seen A New Hope.
I could see him thinking “do I have to go back to Tunisia?”
That’s fair. I’ve filmed in the Midwest plains in 110° weather with no shade for 18 hours wearing full wool suits pretending it was winter lol. It sucks ass.
Must have been some damn good acting to prevent yourself from sweating.
Nah, that’s makeup’s job w/ the quickdraw towelette. 🤪
Precisely. Poor assistants job to keep us dry and looking good lol
God that’s good money