On Monday, April 27, the shooting of one of the most anticipated films was started in Venice - the fourth novel of Dan Brown "Inferno". This was personally reported by the director of Ron Howard in his "Twitter". And even shared some pictures from the set. Womanhit hurried to learn details.
Roman Dan Brown "Inferno" - the fourth in the series about the adventures of the Harvard professor of religious symbology Robert Langdon - came out in May 2013. And then the authors of the screenings of the first two books "Code of Da Vinci" and "Angels and Demons" decided that it was the basis of the next film that would fall this story, and not the third novel "Lost Symbol". However, they needed almost two years in order to finally start shooting.
The plot "Inferno" begins to unfold in Florence. Robert Langdon comes into consciousness in the hospital ward with the wounded head and the loss of memory about the events of the last few days. With the help of Dr. Sienna, the Brooks Professor tries to find out what happened to him and why someone wanted to kill him. During the investigation, Robert and Sienna arrive in Venice, and after and in Istanbul ...
The rehearsal of scenes from the future film began in mid-April. Tom Hanks along with the author of the scenario David KEPP in Grotto BuoTalenti in Florence. Photo: twitter.com/@realronhoward.
The shooting of the painting was decided to start with Venetian scenes. "Day is the first film" Inferno ". With my friend Tom Hanks in Venice, Italy. Channels. Cameras: "Motor!" - said the director of Ron Howard paintings in his microblog. And on the picture published it, it can be seen that according to the plot, the right eye of Hanks decorates the bruise.
A little later, the performer of the role of Sienna Feliciti Jones, famous for the film "Universe Stephen Hawking,", joined the role of Sienna, for which she received a nomination for Oscar. And the film crew moved to St. Mark's Square. But the director is not yet ready to open all the secrets of the film process, and therefore posted only a snapshot from the camera monitor in Twitter. However, it is worth hoping that Ron Howard will still continue his exciting photo report from the "Inferno" film crew, the premiere of which is scheduled for October 2016.