Sentence examples for arduous shoot from inspiring English sources

And in the ensuing decades, Mr. Cardiff photographed visually arresting movies for many other directors in England and Hollywood, including John Huston, who took him along on an arduous shoot in the Congo for "The African Queen" (1951).

It was an arduous shoot but left happy memories.

Johansson conceded it had been an arduous shoot.

But the physicality of The Revenant is real enough, the film emerging from an exceptionally – indeed, notoriously – arduous shoot.

It was an arduous shoot, with many of the cast getting ill from spending so much time drenched by the water tank on which the boat floated.

It was an arduous shoot for them.

Herzog is known for his arduous shoots, making his actors go through all sorts to get the shot he wants.

"She would have to be my right-hand person in bringing this child, who was as yet uncast, through this long, arduous shooting process.

The main cast decamps to Sofia – a place still trying on capitalism like an itchy pair of new pants – as a unit for five weeks at a time, and the kinship of a travelling circus has formed; a willingness to do whatever's necessary to get the laugh, to keep each other's spirits up, to piss about during uncomfortable, cold and often arduous shooting days.

WORST: Everyone who griped about how arduous the "Revenant" shoot was.

Curtis covers the making of every film, big or small, hit or flop, right up to the arduous days of shooting "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," which Tracy — by that time in extremely poor health — completed just before his death, in 1967.