BUBBLE Studios, Kinopoisk and Central Partnership present the final trailer of the movie "Major Grom: The Game"
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BUBBLE Studios, Kinopoisk and Central Partnership present the final trailer of the movie "Major Grom: The Game"
In Moscow on November 12 was held "Fandom Fest" where there was a Q&A event with the actors and creators of the film "Major Grom: The Game". Here are some interesting facts about the upcoming movie:
- Dmitry Chebatarev (Oleg Volkov) will not be in the movie. He was present on stage with the rest of the cast as a festival presenter.
- The song in the trailer was written specifically for the movie. The lyrics of the song encrypt the name of the main villain of the movie.
- Perhaps the movie will show Yulia and Igor's trip to Disneyland (a reference to the movie Major Grom: A Difficult Childhood).
- Tikhon Zhiznevsky (Igor Grom) said that his character will cry a lot and he hopes that fans will cry with him.
- Tikhon Zhiznevsky secretly from everyone, played a lot of Russian memes in the movie, which were not originally in the script
And just a really cute moment - Tikhon Zhiznevsky and Dmitry Chebatarev stood hand-in-hand with each other for almost the entire Q&A
A new poster for "Major Grom: The Game"
April 26 was the closing of the "Moscow International Film Festival" where the team of Bubble Studios and some actors presented the film "Major Grom: The Game"
The creators noted that the movie, which saw journalists and guests of the festival, is not the final version of the movie. Although all the key moments are preserved, but the final version will add a couple more scenes.
The timing of the movie is about 2 hours and 40 minutes. The movie will be released on May 23, but before that date the makers have promised to hold a special screening of the movie for fans only
Teaser-trailer of the movie "Major Grom: The Game"
English subtitles are available on YouTube
BUBBLE STUDIOS HAS RELEASED THE FIRST TRAILER OF "MAJOR GROM:THE GAME"!!!
I'LL TRY TO GET IT TRANSLATED AND POSTED ON MY BLOG AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
Matvey Alexandrovich Lykov. Born on April 8, 1987 in Leningrad (St. Petersburg), in the family of actor Alexander Lykov. In 2007 he debuted as a runway model at New York Fashion Week, at the end of 2008 he entered the top 50 most popular male models in the world, and in 2009 - in the list of 10 most sought-after runway models. In the same year, he signed an exclusive contract with the fashion house Gucci, with which he continues to collaborate until now. In 2015, he made his film debut in the movie "I am Dragon"
August van der Holt is the owner of HOLT International, born in Amsterdam. He is a Dutchman with Japanese roots. One day he came to work with his father and ran to play in the experimental weapons department. He grabbed one of the prototypes, pressed a button and there was an explosion. The father had to use unique military developments to save his son. August regained consciousness in the hospital, with scars all over his body. A life-sustaining mechanism was embedded in his back. The mechanism in his back accumulates an electrical charge whenever August feels a vivid emotion. Holt has to get rid of the excess with physical blows. August Van Der Holt is one of the main villains of the comic book series Red Fury and its sequel Allies.
Translation of part of the article about the filming of "Major Grom: The Game" (The whole article is in Russian at the link) Possible spoilers!
Artem Gabrelyanov (Screenwriter and Producer)
The "Major Grom" film universe is expanding: in addition to unusual locations, viewers will see new characters. Who came to St. Petersburg from Moscow Maria Arkhipova - a strict, purposeful and ambitious woman. Her image is partly based on the comic book heroine Anna Arkhipova, a police major who competed with Grom. Some of Anna's traits we passed on to Maria.
August van der Holt almost came off the pages of the comic book. In the film, he is just as stylishly handsome - Matvey Lykov did a great job with his image. August develops his father's business as an inventor and deals with modern technology. If you call his profession, he is an arms dealer. August comes to St. Petersburg to make his first deal and sell apparatuses that can replace police officers. Otto Schreiber is a security guard and August's right-hand man, also a comic book hero, one of the main antagonists in Red Fury. Otto is a dangerous and formidable opponent.
Olga Sutulova (Playing Maria Arkhipova)
When I read the script, I was struck by the scale of the story. I wondered how it would be implemented, because it is quite difficult technically. Now I can't stop marveling at the scale of the camerawork and the scenery. I'm very happy to be part of the "Major Grom" universe.
What I like about my character is that she is true to her principles and goes all the way to the end, even though that's not always a positive quality in a person. She is the embodiment of determination, which is why she has a complicated relationship with Fyodor Prokopenko. Between them a generational and ideological conflict.
Matvey Lykov (Playing August van der Holt)
I read the Bubble comics to get to know and understand the character better. It was interesting to figure out why August is like that, what drives him. He's Dutch with Japanese roots, he has a different mentality. Holt speaks Russian with an accent, and I worked particularly hard on that. I spoke to a native Dutch speaker who speaks Russian. I, as an actor with a linguistic background, understood how to work with a new language, but I had to work hard on the phonetics.
Tikhon Zhiznevsky (Playing Igor Grom)
At the shooting range, we play a scene with invisible objects. It's an acting challenge, but it's quite familiar to me: you often have to interact with an object or a character you can't see in front of you when you're shooting. Today we're not shooting any difficult stunts, we'll keep working with them. But I still try to keep in shape, even though it's difficult because of the crazy schedule. I do push-ups after shifts and exercises right in the acting car. Well, I also watch my diet: I eat beef every day as a source of protein, but I only had a couple of bites of shawarma on the set so far.