@pscentral​ EVENT 49: LITERATURE Loosely-Based Differently-Titled Adaptations
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@pscentral​ EVENT 49: LITERATURE Loosely-Based Differently-Titled Adaptations
i love when a movie starts with the protagonist at what appears to be the bottom trough of a mental health spiral, only for us to discover that they’re actually at what may be considered a high water mark compared with what’s coming up
Francis Ford Coppola on the set of Apocalypse Now in the Philippines (1976)
A wild, unforgettable film-and it all began with chaos. A planned 5-month shoot spiraled into an 18-month odyssey. Tropical storms destroyed elaborate sets. Marlon Brando arrived overweight and wholly unprepared.
Martin Sheen suffered a breakdown and near-fatal heart attack mid-production. Filming finally wrapped in May 1977, but the madness continued -Coppola spent months buried in over a million feet of footage, endlessly editing and delaying release.
The result? A psychedelic, operatic masterpiece still reverberating through cinema history like the haunting whirr of helicopter blades at dawn.
RIP Robert Duvall
Apocalypse Now, 1979