Digital cinema post-production facility DeLuxe supplied the Lone Survivor production with a 40-foot trailer, known as the EC3 (a joint venture between Company 3 and EFILM).
Multiple branches of the United States Armed Forces supplied the Lone Survivor production with military vehicles.
So much about "The Lone Ranger" production was played out in the press -- from the shutdown to the reported budget.
Wahlberg chose not to read Luttrell's book Lone Survivor during production to avoid arguments with Berg over events and details that were left out in the book.
Berg however chose to direct Battleship (2012) for Universal before resuming production on Lone Survivor.
Bana had read the book Lone Survivor prior to production, and was willing to appear in the film, regardless of which role was offered to him.
After reading Berg's script, Emmett traveled to Los Angeles, where he met with Berg and Aubrey to discuss production of Lone Survivor.
On joining the production of Lone Survivor, Bana stated, "There are two factors that make this story special, and they are the reasons why I jumped on board.
On this day, he and the rest of the quartet are rehearsing "We Got It," the production's lone wholly original number.
