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RED SPARROW | 03.02.18 | Fox | Jennifer Lawrence

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With no prior dance training, Lawrence had to pass for a Bolshoi principal during a six-minute sequence Justin Peck was choreographing for the beginning of Red Sparrow. Although Isabella Boylston would be her dance double, Lawrence needed to be able to hit the right marks at the right time, with believable épaulement and port de bras for the visual effects to work.

"Jen had to know all six minutes of choreography, the rises and falls of the body, how to hold her arms correctly, how to be lifted by her partner [Sergei Polunin], how to do finger turns and spot her head," Froman says. To make sure she hit the right steps at the right time, they filmed her under tempo at about 75 percent of the actual speed. But she impressed everyone involved by memorizing the full sequence.

Froman Teaches More Than Just Ballet Class
Froman and Lawrence worked together for three and a half months, four hours a day, five days a week. ...

He Breaks Down All the Little Details....

"The director, Francis Lawrence, also had me talk to her about things like how would a dancer sit—if she were sitting on a bed, would she be rubbing her feet, or doing a hamstring stretch? How would she walk down the street? Things that had to be carried throughout the film."

http://www.dancemagazine.com/kurt-froman-2534852284.html

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2 minutes ago, Jonwo said:

@antovolk The BBFC has rated it a 15 in the UK, given it's been passed uncut, they must have done some cuts on all versions before submitting.

It was going to be 18 but the studio agreed to cut short a

 

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torture scene wich involved chocking that lasted too long to them it seems.

 

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