In Capitão América: O Primeiro Vingador filme, quando Steve Rogers não era o Capitão América, ele parecia pequeno (se você tem uma palavra melhor, substitua), mas o mesmo. Esse papel também foi desempenhado por Chris Evans com a ajuda de computadores? Ou, há um ator doppelganger que desempenhou esse papel?
Sim. Eles usaram efeitos digitais para encolher Chris Evans, para que ele parecesse um covarde.
Há um extenso artigo sobre os detalhes de como foi feito (com fotos) no fxguide.
Para ilustração, aqui está uma das fotos do link dele na placa original:
E depois dos efeitos de encolhimento digital:
"Leander Deeny"- esse é o cara pequeno. O diretor o filma com o mesmo estilo de cabelo e a mesma visão de" Chris Evans ". Depois que ele entra na máquina, ele se converte e sai como" Chris Evans ", com músculos e corpo sexy.
“Leander is the unsung hero of this,” Edson Williams, visual effects supervisor for Lola, told TheWrap. “He was very dedicated and he was very aware of mimicking Chris’ timing. He wasn’t trying to get his performance out there. It’s his biggest credit and it’s a role where you never see his face.”
To attach Evans' head to Deeny’s body, the filmmakers would first shoot Evans in a scene. Then they would have Deeny watch what Evans had done on video playback, so he could mimic his movements precisely. Lastly they would film a clean plate, this is a pass devoid of principal actors that allows the background to be replaced behind the shrunken Evans.
“The heady replacements were tricky, because you were taking the head of a rhinoceros and putting it on the body of a gazelle,” Williams said. “The difference in muscles, in connective tissue was so vast, that it was very difficult to make the necks match up.”
“It’s almost always Chris Evans’ adams apple.”
The body, on the other hand, you’d never know it, but at least 10 percent of the time, it belonged to Deeny.
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