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1. www.empireonline.com › movies › featuresEMPIRE 30: How Christopher McQuarrie Became An Action Auteur

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   Mar 4, 2020 · It’s a glorious sequence, enhanced by McQuarrie’s discovery of the ‘pursuit arm’, a camera car that allows enormous flexibility while driving at frankly irresponsible speeds.

2. collider.com › christopher-mcquarrie-interviewChristopher McQuarrie on Mission: Impossible Fallout and M:I 7

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   In today’s installment, McQuarrie talks about his writing process, procrastination, his favorite shot in the film, how the dream sequence came about, creating action scenes without score,...

3. www.looper.com › 1291598 › mission-impossible-7Mission: Impossible 7 Gave Director Christopher McQuarrie His ...

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   May 23, 2023 · In the end, McQuarrie and co. shot a majority of the sequence in the United Kingdom, where they managed to send a 70-ton train crashing into an English quarry.

4. filmschoolrejects.com › christopher-mcquarrie-the28 Things We Learned from the 'Way of the Gun' Commentary

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   Aug 4, 2021 · The building at 7:59 resembles a Star Destroyer — it’s the reason McQuarrie picked the location — and the original plan was to pan the camera to make it look like a Star Wars ship moving across...

5. collider.com › mission-impossible-dead-reckoningChristopher McQuarrie Breaks Down the Making of 'Mission ...

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   Jul 15, 2023 · Christopher McQuarrie Breaks Down the Making of 'Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One’ and Why AI is the Villain in Exclusive Q&A. By Tamera Jones. Published Jul 15, 2023. Link copied ...

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6. thefilmmakerspodcast.com › christopher-mcquarrieChristopher McQuarrie: Insights from a Filmmaking Master

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   Jul 6, 2023 · Character Development and Audience Engagement. One of the key takeaways from Chris’ insights is the importance of character development and emotional engagement. He emphasises, ‘We’re not going to change the structure of the movie. We’re just going to increase the pressure on the character in every single scene.’.

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   How did McQuarrie plan a 'boys & men' sequence?

   • You’re seeing the guy shooting and the guy being shot in the same frame for much of the sequence,” explains McQuarrie, who planned the sequence meticulously with his storyboard artist, Mark Bristol, and his brother Doug, a former Navy SEAL. “You are not disconnected from the action.

   EMPIRE 30: How Christopher McQuarrie Became An Action Auteur

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   What is McQuarrie talking about?

   • During their interview, McQuarrie talks about the processes of getting to that point, the collaboration between him and Cruise to discover what new timely threat Hunt will take down next, and tons more.

   Christopher McQuarrie Breaks Down the Making of 'Mission: Impossible

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   Who is Christopher McQuarrie?

   • As part of our Empire 30 celebrations, Chris Hewitt spoke to Christopher McQuarrie – one of the most impactful action directors in decades. Originally published in the June 2019 issue of Empire. “u0007I find it funny that we’re talking about me as an action director,” says Christopher McQuarrie. “I don’t consider myself one.

   EMPIRE 30: How Christopher McQuarrie Became An Action Auteur

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   Why did McQuarrie refuse to make a movie about criminals?

   • McQuarrie resisted as he was worried the character’s upcoming arm injury would look terrible with prosthetic effects. He’s happy he gave in to Phillippe’s request, though, as the bloodied arm looks fantastic. “If I’m going to make a film about criminals, they’re going to be criminals.”

   28 Things We Learned from the 'Way of the Gun' Commentary

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   What challenges did McQuarrie face in 'Dead Reckoning Part 1'?

   • McQuarrie faced a number of challenges while putting the sequence in question together. Not only did he, Cruise, and the rest of the "Dead Reckoning Part One" crew have to find a place where they could actually, practically destroy a train, but they also had to ensure that they could do it safely.

   Mission: Impossible 7 Gave Director Christopher McQuarrie His Biggest

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   Why did McQuarrie remove a line from 'the way of the gun'?

   • 23. Parker originally had a line during the motel gunfight where he said “Shoot the doctor,” but while he liked it, McQuarrie removed it from the finished film after seeing test audiences repeatedly laugh at it. 24. The Cesarean scene with Robin, Jeffers, and Painter is among McQuarrie’s favorites in The Way of the Gun.

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8. www.filmcomment.com › blog › interview-christopherInterview: Christopher McQuarrie - Film Comment

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   Jul 30, 2015 · I took the underwater sequence and the motorcycle chase and put them back to back, creating one monster action sequence in the middle of the movie. When I did that, it created a great relentless setpiece, but I blew up the movie—suddenly, characters’ motives that made sense in the previous draft didn’t work anymore.