Rust and Bone - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Rust and Bone"
De rouille et d'os (2012)
Timing:
2:3 (123 min)
7.176/10
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1333
7.071/10
25693
25693
7.4/10
73000
73000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Pascal Caucheteux
Producer
Martine Cassinelli
Producer
Casting
Richard Rousseau
Casting
Mohamed Belhamar
Casting
Editor
Special Effects Supervisor
Julien Poncet de la Grave
Special Effects Supervisor
Art Direction
Yann Megard
Art Direction
Costume Design
Virginie Montel
Costume Design
Production Design
Michel Barthélémy
Production Design
Set Decoration
Boris Piot
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Alice Robert
Makeup Artist
Key Makeup Artist
Frédérique Ney
Key Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Co-Producer
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Eric Blanckaert
Camera Operator
Steadicam Operator
Stéphane Chollet
Steadicam Operator
Costume Supervisor
Isabelle Pannetier
Costume Supervisor
Visual Effects Supervisor
Cédric Fayolle
Visual Effects Supervisor
Script Supervisor
Nathalie Vierny
Script Supervisor
Still Photographer
Roger Arpajou
Still Photographer
Visual Effects Producer
Sophie Denize
Visual Effects Producer
Béatrice Bauwens
Visual Effects Producer
Screenplay
Construction Coordinator
Martinus Van Lunen
Construction Coordinator
Key Hair Stylist
Myriam Roger
Key Hair Stylist
Story
Music Supervisor
Frédéric Junqua
Music Supervisor
Gaffer
Xavier Cholet
Gaffer
First Assistant Camera
Mathieu Le Bothlan
First Assistant Camera
Prosthetics
Emmanuel Pitois
Prosthetics
Sound
Brigitte Taillandier
Sound
Visual Effects Coordinator
Loïc Poës
Visual Effects Coordinator
Line Producer
Antonin Dedet
Line Producer
CG Supervisor
Julien Pernes
CG Supervisor
Stephane Thibert
CG Supervisor
Special Effects Key Makeup Artist
Emmanuel Pitois
Special Effects Key Makeup Artist
What's left behind the scenes
- Filming began in October 2011 and lasted two months in Antibes, Cannes, Belgium, Paris, and northern France.
- The film is based on the stories "Rust and Bone" and "Rocket Ride" from the collection "Rust and Bone" by Canadian author Craig Davidson. In the book, the man loses his legs after an attack by a killer whale, but director Jacques Audiard decided to make this character a woman because he felt there were enough men in his previous film, "A Prophet" (2009).
- Initially, director Jacques Audiard did not want a professional actor to play the role of Ali, and he began searching for candidates in gyms and boxing clubs. After unsuccessfully auditioning over 200 people, Audiard watched the film "Bullhead" (2011) and offered the role to Matthias Schoenaerts, who ultimately landed it.
- To prepare for her role, Marion Cotillard took swimming lessons and spent a week at Marineland learning to work with killer whales.
- Marion Cotillard simultaneously filmed "Rust and Bone" (2012) and "The Dark Knight Rises" (2012).
- Marion Cotillard said that during filming, a camera broke down at sea and it took time to repair it. And while she was waiting in the cold water, she was stung by a jellyfish.
- Marion Cotillard and Matthias Schoenaerts first met three weeks before filming began during a script read at Jacques Audiard's house.
- Marion Cotillard has always maintained that she hates filming sex scenes, which she considers the worst part of the acting profession, but in this film she enjoyed them for the first time. She said: "Usually I tremble, feel very bad, and most of the time I want to cry, that's how much I hate these scenes. But this time it was completely different. I was so immersed in my character that I would have been happy if she could enjoy something like that. This film is about love, about flesh, about rust and bone, heart and sex, so without sex scenes it would feel like something is missing."
- To demonstrate the protagonist's amputated legs, Cotillard had to wear special green stockings, which were later processed on a computer.
- The film is based on the stories "Rust and Bone" and "Rocket Ride" from the collection "Rust and Bone" by Canadian author Craig Davidson. In the book, the man loses his legs after an orca attack, but director Jacques Audiard decided to make the character female because he felt his previous film, "A Prophet" (2009), had enough male characters.
- Initially, director Jacques Audiard did not want a professional actor to play the role of Ali, and he began searching for candidates in gyms and boxing clubs. After an unsuccessful audition of more than 200 people, Audiard watched the film "Bullhead" (2011) and offered the role to Matthias Schoenaerts, who ultimately landed it.
- Marion Cotillard was simultaneously filming "Rust and Bone" (2012) and "The Dark Knight Rises" (2012).
- Marion Cotillard has always maintained that she hates filming sexual scenes, which she considers the worst part of the acting profession, but in this film, she enjoyed them for the first time. She said: "Usually, I tremble, feel very bad, and most of the time I want to cry, that's how much I hate these scenes. But this time it was completely different. I was so immersed in my character that I would have been glad if she could enjoy something like that. This film is about love, about flesh, about rust and bone, heart and sex, so without sexual scenes it would feel like something is missing."
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