Ewan McGregor Reveals Surprising Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones Fact

Ewan McGregor Reveals Surprising Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones Fact

ADR is common practice in filmmaking, especially with big blockbuster movies. Often, due to on-location shooting or massive VFX sequences, the audio captured on set is not useable, so it is common practice to go to a controlled space to get clean audio. It is also often used to add dialogue to clarify information for audiences after test screenings.  However, a whole film needing to be rerecorded with no trace of the original on-set dialogue is almost unheard of and must have added additional pressure on the Attack of the Clones cast, who were then tasked with fully recreating emotions and matching lip movements for the film’s entirety all while being in a recording booth.

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Despite this rather impressive task of re-recording the entire film, Attack of the Clones did not land an Oscar nomination for Best Sound or Best Sound Editing at the 75th Academy Awards, as the only nomination the movie landed was Best Visual Effects. Nevertheless, McGregor’s story makes it hard not to appreciate the sound team on Attack of the Clones, as they managed to work past an incredible obstacle. Though not warmly received initially, the movie is now viewed in a different light. It has generated its own fanbase, thanks to The Clone Wars animated series, and writers are still finding new ways to expand the story. For example, author E.K. Johnston’s latest book Star Wars: Queen’s Hope picks up right in the aftermath of the wedding between Anakin and Padme in Attack of the Clones. It looks like that additional strife paid off after all.

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Source: SlashFilm

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Ewan McGregor Reveals Surprising Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones Fact

ADR is common practice in filmmaking, especially with big blockbuster movies. Often, due to on-location shooting or massive VFX sequences, the audio captured on set is not useable, so it is common practice to go to a controlled space to get clean audio. It is also often used to add dialogue to clarify information for audiences after test screenings.  However, a whole film needing to be rerecorded with no trace of the original on-set dialogue is almost unheard of and must have added additional pressure on the Attack of the Clones cast, who were then tasked with fully recreating emotions and matching lip movements for the film’s entirety all while being in a recording booth.

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Despite this rather impressive task of re-recording the entire film, Attack of the Clones did not land an Oscar nomination for Best Sound or Best Sound Editing at the 75th Academy Awards, as the only nomination the movie landed was Best Visual Effects. Nevertheless, McGregor’s story makes it hard not to appreciate the sound team on Attack of the Clones, as they managed to work past an incredible obstacle. Though not warmly received initially, the movie is now viewed in a different light. It has generated its own fanbase, thanks to The Clone Wars animated series, and writers are still finding new ways to expand the story. For example, author E.K. Johnston’s latest book Star Wars: Queen’s Hope picks up right in the aftermath of the wedding between Anakin and Padme in Attack of the Clones. It looks like that additional strife paid off after all.

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Source: SlashFilm

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