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"He was like, 'We're burning the script!' And then the next day, we were like, 'Uh, so what are we shooting?' And we went back to the script.
"Why are we shooting at these people, when they are not shooting us?" one soldier asked on the tape cited by The New Yorker.
In production the question is always, 'Why aren't we shooting?' And the problem is usually either functional -- like a strike -- or something more personal, like an actor who doesn't feel comfortable shooting a scene unless he has a cotton shirt.
Three Kings Rental and DVD (£19.99) Warner Cert 15 **** "Are we shooting people or what?" For a moment, you wonder if this is a film within a film, but Three Kings pitches you into the chaos of Desert Storm with its first line, which leads to random death for some distant "towelhead".
Where are we shooting it?
He said, "What are we shooting here?" I said, "We're shooting McHale's Navy".
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We shoot zombies together.
But did we shoot?
We shot well.
We shoot until lunch.
"We shot there," he added.
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