Vercoutere created special effects for the fire and gunfights in "McCabe and Mrs. Miller" in 1971 and the perilous river scenes in "Deliverance" in 1972, along with effects for a number of television movies and series.
There's also a trip to the underworld, though it feels slightly wan, at least compared with the perilous and deeply felt scene it closely resembles from Philip Pullman's "Amber Spyglass".
"A Bad Decision by the Umpire," from series N86 Scenes of Perilous Occupations, W. Duke, Sons & Co. collection, Rubenstein Library.
The earliest Duke-issued cards covered a wide array of subject matter with series titled Actors and Actresses, Fishers and Fish, Jokes, Ocean and River Steamers, and even Scenes of Perilous Occupations.
So Harry begins analyzing the crime scene, which is perilous and remote.
All five of the skulls and skeletal bones were found in underground dens, suggesting grisly scenes from the perilous lives these early Homos led.
Mr. Washburn, who essentially moved to Los Angeles to help with months of postproduction, said in Half Moon Bay that the surfers involved in the film were impressed by the crew and actors, particularly Mr. Butler and Mr. Weston, who endured grueling workouts and scenes in the perilous waters around Mavericks.
He had recorded the scene on video, which was perilous.
He draws a crucial line between love and lust and, in a brilliant scene of mirrors and darkness, evokes the perilous loss of self that sexual passion entails.
It started as a disastrous failure to obtain a big break with a too long, too perilous shoot (note Campbell's changing hairstyle in the various scenes of the one-day plot).
