Monfette, Christopher (May 12, 2009). " Top 10 Angels and Demons." IGN.com. Retrieved June 5, 2012. Ridley Scott's beautiful dark twisted fantasy: the making of Legend". The Telegraph. September 30, 2015 – via www.telegraph.co.uk.

Original LEGEND OF DARKNESS script - First Draft". LEGEND frequently asked questions . Retrieved May 21, 2012. A centuries-long combination of trade, migration and the sheer deliciousness of Indian food has meant that the whole world now loves curry and has their own unique way of making it! Interestingly, despite these local differences, many of these curries share a common DNA in terms of the spices used to flavour them, so it's easy to recreate them with the same special 4 Curry Legend blends. Cinefantastique Online: Legend (1985) - Retrospective Film and DVD Review by Steve Biodrowski (May 20, 2009). Retrieved November 12, 2015. With the exception of Cruise and Sara, all the principal actors spent hours every morning having extensive makeup applied. [17] Between 8 and 12 prosthetic pieces were applied individually to each face, then made up, molded and grafted into the actor's face so that the prosthetics moved with their muscles. [22] Each person needed three makeup artists working on them for an average time of three and a half hours spent applying prosthetics. Actor Tim Curry took five and a half hours because his entire body was encased in makeup, [17] the film's most challenging character design. [23] His makeup as Darkness is considered to be one of the most iconic images in all of fantasy cinema. [24] [25] Scott's first cut of Legend ran 125 minutes long. [28] He then believed there were minor plot points that could be trimmed and cut the film down to 113 minutes, so he tested this version for an audience in Orange County. However, it was decided that the audience had to work too much to be entertained, and another 20 minutes was cut. [28] The 95-minute version was shown in Great Britain and then the film was cut down even further to 89 minutes for North America. [13]Biodrowski, Steve (May 20, 2009). "Legend (1985) – Retrospective Film & DVD Review". Cinefantastique. Canby, Vincent (April 18, 1986). "THE SCREEN: RIDLEY SCOTT'S 'LEGEND' ". The New York Times. Archived from the original on December 21, 2014 . Retrieved March 2, 2017. Stamp's carefully crafted facial hair, costume cut to the waist and of course the cut-glass English accent were the perfect counterpoint to the blandest of all-American superheroes.

Playten, in an additional uncredited contribution, provides the voice of Gump, because an executive thought that Bennent's voice sounded too German. [9] Production [ edit ] Ridley Scott in 2012 Development [ edit ] Universal released a Blu-ray version of the "Ultimate Edition" on May 31, 2011. With the exception of the 2002 DVD-ROM features, this disc carries over all the content from the DVD, including the Jerry Goldsmith-scored "Director's Cut" and the Tangerine Dream-scored theatrical version. a b c d e f g h i Jones, Alan (January 1986). "The Making of Legend". Cinefantastique. Vol.15, no.5. p. 22. Siskel, Gene (April 18, 1986). "'Legend' may become one, but for all the wrong reasons". Chicago Tribune, Section 7, p. N.

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