Furiosa Has One 15-Minute Action Sequence That Took 78 Days to Shoot

It required nearly 200 stunt workers on set daily.

Mad Max: Fury Road was praised for continuing the series' tradition of high-octane desert action sequences, and it sounds like upcoming prequel Furiosa is well on track to live up to that.

Director George Miller's longtime producing partner Doug Mitchell hinted at one particularly in-depth action scene in a new interview …

In the upcoming prequel film Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, director George Miller and his team have crafted an awe-inspiring action sequence that defies expectations. This particular scene, known as the “Stairway to Nowhere,” spans 15 minutes on screen and required an astonishing 78 days of intense filming. Imagine the dedication and precision involved!

Here are the remarkable details:

• Sequence Duration: 15 minutes of heart-pounding action.
• Filming Timeline: A staggering 78 days, making it the longest sequence ever shot.
• Stunt Workers: Nearly 200 stunt workers were on set daily, pushing their limits to create something truly extraordinary.

What leads up to this epic battle? According to star Anya Taylor-Joy, who portrays a younger Furiosa (originally played by Charlize Theron in Mad Max: Fury Road), viewers will witness an accumulation of skills over the course of the battle. This showcases Furiosa’s resourcefulness and grit as she fights her way through the warring Wasteland.

As the film’s release date approaches, anticipation builds for this action-packed prequel. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga promises to deliver the same high-octane desert thrills that made Fury Road a cinematic masterpiece. Buckle up for a wild ride when the film hits theaters on May 24, 2024! 🚁🔥🎥

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