Tom Cruise is widely known as an actor who cares a lot about the films he directs. He does all his own stunts and even knows how to fly planes, making sure that every time you see him on screen doing something, it’s him. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer says the number of actors involved is increasing and that helps the film.
Jerry Bruckheimer, who this weekend produced Young Woman and the Sea with Daisy Ridley as Trudy Ederle, the first woman to swim across the English Channel. He compared the film to Top Gun: Maverick and said that both films strongly convey his emotional core because of his reality. In the case of Top Gun, this was due to the fact that Tom Cruise was flying. Bruckheiner told THR. . .
It was more about the individual and their emotional history. When you read Glenn Stout’s book, what she went through makes you cry and it’s about conveying emotions. Top Gun was a very emotional movie, although it had a lot of bravado and bells and whistles with wonderful mise-en-scène, and Tom flew the planes and it was really real.
In many cases, it’s not the actors who do something that could be considered dangerous. Often, they are not allowed to do so, as an injured star in a movie can delay production, costing money. Even Tom Cruise, who broke his ankle while filming a Mission: Impossible movie, knows this.
But Bruckheimer says other actors are following in Cruise’s footsteps. When you look at the trailer for The Young Woman and the Sea, it’s Daisy Ridley swimming. Brad Pitt also took the time to educate himself on how to drive F1 for an upcoming movie. Bruckheimer continues. . .
But it’s the same thing. Joachim photographed her in the Black Sea. Daisy Ridley is swimming in the water. We strive to bring the truth to everything we do, but obviously we don’t want to put anyone at risk. Lately we’ve been filming an F1 movie with Brad Pitt and he’s driving the car. It took him three months to teach him how to drive those cars and he’s as smart as any of the drivers we work with. And the same goes for Damson [Idris].
Daisy Ridley reportedly spent four months training with Olympic swimmers so she could play the role of Trudy Ederle. It’s possible that the production would have saved a lot of time and money if the film had used professional swimmers in maximum shots. But Bruckheimer believes the emotion of the film can be lost by doing things this way.
In fact, there is some truth to this. We know Tom Cruise does his own stunts, and that makes them a little more exciting. Perhaps because it is the actor who performs the task, it makes the game less difficult for him and conveys the emotion. better to the public.
There is any and all reason to believe that Jerry Bruckheimer is right. The Young Woman and the Sea garnered rave reviews from critics, and Daisy Ridley’s performance received special recognition. The emotion of the film is quite powerful. If Daisy Ridley is “real” is the explanation, then more actors will follow suit.
Dirk, a CinemaBlend theme park addict and amateur Disney historian, began writing for CinemaBlend as a freelancer in 2015 before joining the site full-time in 2018. In the past he held positions as a game editor and editor, but more recently it became his real hobby. in his role as head of the site’s theme park segment. In the past he worked as a freelancer for gaming and generation sites. Before starting his second career as a writer, he worked for 12 years in sales for corporations in the customer electronics industry. . He holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of California, Davis. It’s an Imagineer, Epcot Stan armchair, a member of Future Club 33.
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