Cinematic goof from SON OF CLEOPATRA: you can see the actor's breath.
The effect is jarring: right in the middle of warm Egypt we can see the cold breath of Livio Lorenzo.
It must have been really cold in the studio for it to be visible.
It was either a very warm day in ROME, or there wasn't enough money in the budget to afford to heat the sound stage. I've seen this in several films most notably FIRE OVER ROME. That movie was giving me the shivers just watching it. There were others, but most of them were outside scenes.
It was either a very warm day in ROME, or there wasn't enough money in the budget to afford to heat the sound stage. I've seen this in several films most notably FIRE OVER ROME. That movie was giving me the shivers just watching it. There were others, but most of them were outside scenes.
ReplyDeleteYes, FIRE OVER ROME is another movie with many instances of cold breath. There are a couple of others too.
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