Solace - videos, teasers and stills from filming

All videos, teasers and footage from the filming of the film "Solace"

Solace (2015)

Timing: 1:41 (101 min)

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All about film

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Actors and characters

Solace (2016 Movie) – Official Trailer

English

1:52

Экстрасенсы — Русский трейлер (2016)

Pусский

1:57

Экстрасенсы - Trailer

Pусский

1:42

What's left behind the scenes

The script initially belonged to New Line Cinema, which intended to rework it as a sequel to the film 'Seven' (1995) with the working title 'Eight'. Its protagonist was to be William Somerset, a detective with supernatural abilities. The sequel idea was rejected due to objections from director David Fincher, and as a result, a film unrelated to 'Seven' was made.
After two years in the Warner Bros. vault, the film was sold to Relativity Media. The release was initially planned for late 2015, but the company faced financial difficulties, and the film's release was postponed.
Initially, Shekhar Kapur was slated to direct the film, and Bruce Willis was to star in the lead role.
When FBI agent Coles meets John Clancy, she places folders with case files on the table, which are clearly visible in one shot but absent in the next.
After Hopkins' character shoots Colin Farrell in the train car, the latter falls face down to the right with blood flowing from his mouth. In the next shot, Farrell’s face is turned to the left and there is no blood around his mouth.
In a slow-motion scene of the bullet fired from Hopkins' pistol, it flies rotating around its axis, but there are no rifling marks that should be left by the gun barrel. The bullet is completely smooth.
The screenplay initially belonged to "New Line Cinema", which intended to rework it into a sequel to "Seven" (1995) with the working title "Eight". Its main character was to be William Somerset, a detective with supernatural abilities. The idea for a sequel was rejected due to objections from director David Fincher, and as a result, a film was made that was in no way connected to "Seven".
After two years in Warner Bros.' vault, the film was sold to Relativity Media. The release was initially scheduled for late 2015, but the company faced financial difficulties, and the film's release was postponed.

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