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Lone Pine is located in a wide canyon in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of western California, a typical western American town, surrounded by Gobi, hills, deserts, and mountains. Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 infoSince the advent of Hollywood in the early 20th century, Lone Pine has been the setting for many films, especially westerns, and for this reason, there is also a small film museum in Lone Pine that documents the films that were filmed around the town.

The scene of Tony Stark's attack at the beginning of "Iron Man", the scene of the captivity of the cave, and the test launch of the Jericho missile were all filmed around Lone Pine Town.

On a gentle slope in the Alabama hills west of Lone Pine Town, Caroline and Melanie stand together on the periphery of the crew, watching Eric stand with his back to the snow-capped mountains in the distance, giving an impromptu speech selling the Jericho missile, a mass killer.

After Eric finished his lines with a bit of vigor and stretched out his arms, the high-pressure wind cannon placed not far behind him made a muffled sound, stirring up a large cloud of dust, and Eric was also pushed forward by the air wave.

This is the fifth time to shoot, and the crew originally wanted to create a kind of shot of Tony Stark standing in the blast wave of the missile, but the actual shooting scene naturally could not really launch any missiles, and the air wave effect was completely artificially released.

It's just that the effect of this wave of air is too strong, and after several attempts, Eric has not been able to stand firm. And if the high-pressure wind cannon is moved backwards, the 'effect' of the Jericho missile explosion will be greatly reduced.

"That's right," Caroline said, smiling at the corners of her mouth, "and she can't stand still." ”

"I think this effect is actually not bad," Melanie expressed her opinion, with the same smile on her face, and said, "Didn't you notice the boss's performance just now? ”

"It's funny," Caroline nodded, and said with a bit of rationality in her tone, "Eric is amazing." ”

Melanie couldn't help but roll her eyes slightly when she heard this Nizi's words.

In the venue, Eric and Joss Whedon watched the effect of the shot several times, discussed it, and decided not to reshoot it because they thought it was good.

This is the second week of filming in Lone Pine Town, and there is only one scene left where Eric is rescued in the desert after escaping from the cave, and after filming, all the exterior scenes of the crew will be basically completed, and there will only be a lot of bits and pieces of interior scenes left, and basically will not leave Los Angeles again.

Looking at the time, it was already half past four in the afternoon, and Joss Whedon announced that he had called it a day, and everyone in the crew began to organize the filming equipment in an orderly manner, preparing to return to the station in Lone Pine Town.

Eric naturally didn't need to pay attention to these trivial matters, took a bottle of water from Caroline's hand and drank it in one gulp, then took the two girls into an off-road vehicle and drove towards Lone Pine Town first.

In the front row of the SUV were two bodyguards, Caroline and Melanie huddled together next to Eric in the back seat, watching Caroline take out a stack of thick folders from the satchel she was carrying, Eric smiled and asked, "So, is there any good news today?"

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Lone Pine is located in a wide canyon in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of western California, a typical western American town, surrounded by Gobi, hills, deserts, and mountains. Since the advent of Hollywood in the early 20th century, Lone Pine has been the setting for many films, especially westerns, and for this reason, there is also a small film museum dedicated to the filming around the town.

The scene of Tony Stark's attack at the beginning of "Iron Man", the scene of the captivity of the cave, and the test launch of the Jericho missile were all filmed around Lone Pine Town.

On a gentle slope in the Alabama hills west of Lone Pine Town, Caroline and Melanie stand together on the periphery of the crew, watching Eric stand with his back to the snow-capped mountains in the distance, giving an impromptu speech selling the Jericho missile, a mass killer.

After Eric finished his lines with a bit of vigor and stretched out his arms, the high-pressure wind cannon placed not far behind him made a muffled sound, stirring up a large cloud of dust, and Eric was also pushed forward by the air wave.

This is the fifth time to shoot, and the crew originally wanted to create a kind of shot of Tony Stark standing in the blast wave of the missile, but the actual shooting scene naturally could not really launch any missiles, and the air wave effect was completely artificially released.

It's just that the effect of this wave of air is too strong, and after several attempts, Eric has not been able to stand firm. And if the high-pressure wind cannon is moved backwards, the 'effect' of the Jericho missile explosion will be greatly reduced.

"That's right," Caroline said, smiling at the corners of her mouth, "and she can't stand still." ”

"I think this effect is actually not bad," Melanie expressed her opinion, with the same smile on her face, and said, "Didn't you notice the boss's performance just now? ”

"It's funny," Caroline nodded, and said with a bit of rationality in her tone, "Eric is amazing." ”

Melanie couldn't help but roll her eyes slightly when she heard this Nizi's words.

In the venue, Eric and Joss Whedon watched the effect of the shot several times, discussed it, and decided not to reshoot it because they thought it was good.

This is the second week of filming in Lone Pine Town, and there is only one scene left where Eric is rescued in the desert after escaping from the cave, and after filming, all the exterior scenes of the crew will be basically completed, and there will only be a lot of bits and pieces of interior scenes left, and basically will not leave Los Angeles again.

Looking at the time, it was already half past four in the afternoon, and Joss Whedon announced that he had called it a day, and everyone in the crew began to organize the filming equipment in an orderly manner, preparing to return to the station in Lone Pine Town.

Eric naturally didn't need to pay attention to these trivial matters, took a bottle of water from Caroline's hand and drank it in one gulp, then took the two girls into an off-road vehicle and drove towards Lone Pine Town first.

In the front row of the SUV were two bodyguards, Caroline and Melanie huddled together next to Eric in the back seat, watching Caroline take out a stack of thick folders from the satchel she was carrying, Eric smiled and asked, "So, is there any good news today?"

Lone Pine is located in a wide canyon in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of western California, a typical western American town, surrounded by Gobi, hills, deserts, and mountains. Since the advent of Hollywood in the early 20th century, Lone Pine has been the setting for many films, especially westerns, and for this reason, there is also a small film museum dedicated to the filming around the town.

The scene of Tony Stark's attack at the beginning of "Iron Man", the scene of the captivity of the cave, and the test launch of the Jericho missile were all filmed around Lone Pine Town.

On a gentle slope in the Alabama hills west of Lone Pine Town, Caroline and Melanie stand together on the periphery of the crew, watching Eric stand with his back to the snow-capped mountains in the distance, giving an impromptu speech selling the Jericho missile, a mass killer.

After Eric finished his lines with a bit of vigor and stretched out his arms, the high-pressure wind cannon placed not far behind him made a muffled sound, stirring up a large cloud of dust, and Eric was also pushed forward by the air wave.

This is the fifth time to shoot, and the crew originally wanted to create a kind of shot of Tony Stark standing in the blast wave of the missile, but the actual shooting scene naturally could not really launch any missiles, and the air wave effect was completely artificially released.

It's just that the effect of this wave of air is too strong, and after several attempts, Eric has not been able to stand firm. And if the high-pressure wind cannon is moved backwards, the 'effect' of the Jericho missile explosion will be greatly reduced.

"That's right," Caroline said, smiling at the corners of her mouth, "and she can't stand still." ”

"I think this effect is actually not bad," Melanie expressed her opinion, with the same smile on her face, and said, "Didn't you notice the boss's performance just now? ”

"It's funny," Caroline nodded, and said with a bit of rationality in her tone, "Eric is amazing." ”

Melanie couldn't help but roll her eyes slightly when she heard this Nizi's words.

In the venue, Eric and Joss Whedon watched the effect of the shot several times, discussed it, and decided not to reshoot it because they thought it was good.

This is the second week of filming in Lone Pine Town, and there is only one scene left where Eric is rescued in the desert after escaping from the cave, and after filming, all the exterior scenes of the crew will be basically completed, and there will only be a lot of bits and pieces of interior scenes left, and basically will not leave Los Angeles again.

Looking at the time, it was already half past four in the afternoon, and Joss Whedon announced that he had called it a day, and everyone in the crew began to organize the filming equipment in an orderly manner, preparing to return to the station in Lone Pine Town.

Eric naturally didn't need to pay attention to these trivial matters, took a bottle of water from Caroline's hand and drank it in one gulp, then took the two girls into an off-road vehicle and drove towards Lone Pine Town first.

In the front row of the SUV were two bodyguards, Caroline and Melanie huddled together next to Eric in the back seat, watching Caroline take out a stack of thick folders from the satchel she was carrying, Eric smiled and asked, "So, is there any good news today?"

Lone Pine is located in a wide canyon in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of western California, a typical western American town, surrounded by Gobi, hills, deserts, and mountains. Since the advent of Hollywood in the early 20th century, Lone Pine has been the setting for many films, especially westerns, and for this reason, there is also a small film museum dedicated to the filming around the town.

The scene of Tony Stark's attack at the beginning of "Iron Man", the scene of the captivity of the cave, and the test launch of the Jericho missile were all filmed around Lone Pine Town.

On a gentle slope in the Alabama hills west of Lone Pine Town, Caroline and Melanie stand together on the periphery of the crew, watching Eric stand with his back to the snow-capped mountains in the distance, giving an impromptu speech selling the Jericho missile, a mass killer.

After Eric finished his lines with a bit of vigor and stretched out his arms, the high-pressure wind cannon placed not far behind him made a muffled sound, stirring up a large cloud of dust, and Eric was also pushed forward by the air wave.

This is the fifth time to shoot, and the crew originally wanted to create a kind of shot of Tony Stark standing in the blast wave of the missile, but the actual shooting scene naturally could not really launch any missiles, and the air wave effect was completely artificially released.

It's just that the effect of this wave of air is too strong, and after several attempts, Eric has not been able to stand firm. And if the high-pressure wind cannon is moved backwards, the 'effect' of the Jericho missile explosion will be greatly reduced.

"That's right," Caroline said, smiling at the corners of her mouth, "and she can't stand still." ”

"I think this effect is actually not bad," Melanie expressed her opinion, with the same smile on her face, and said, "Didn't you notice the boss's performance just now? ”

"It's funny," Caroline nodded, and said with a bit of rationality in her tone, "Eric is amazing." ”

Melanie couldn't help but roll her eyes slightly when she heard this Nizi's words.

In the venue, Eric and Joss Whedon watched the effect of the shot several times, discussed it, and decided not to reshoot it because they thought it was good.

This is the second week of filming in Lone Pine Town, and there is only one scene left where Eric is rescued in the desert after escaping from the cave, and after filming, all the exterior scenes of the crew will be basically completed, and there will only be a lot of bits and pieces of interior scenes left, and basically will not leave Los Angeles again.

Looking at the time, it was already half past four in the afternoon, and Joss Whedon announced that he had called it a day, and everyone in the crew began to organize the filming equipment in an orderly manner, preparing to return to the station in Lone Pine Town.

Eric naturally didn't need to pay attention to these trivial matters, took a bottle of water from Caroline's hand and drank it in one gulp, then took the two girls into an off-road vehicle and drove towards Lone Pine Town first.

In the front row of the SUV were two bodyguards, Caroline and Melanie huddled together next to Eric in the back seat, watching Caroline take out a stack of thick folders from the satchel she was carrying, Eric smiled and asked, "So, is there any good news today?"