FILM 1734: GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY:
VOL. 2
TRIVIA: According to the Visual
Effects Artists, Ego's planet comprises a trillion polygons, and is considered
to be the biggest visual effect ever made.
Prop Master Russell Bobbitt had
difficulty finding the cassette decks used in the first film, and all of the
Sony Walkman headphones they found were broken. Bobbitt contacted Sony to see
if they had any available for filming, which they did not, so he eventually
created six from scratch.
Dave Bautista's Drax
make-up took only ninety minutes to apply, down from four hours for the first
film. However, he would have to sit in a sauna at the end of the day, to get
the make-up off.
James Gunn choreographed
and served as the motion-capture model for Groot's dance during the opening
credits sequence. It took the visual effects team nearly two years to complete
the CG rendering of the scene for the final film.
According to James Gunn, Kurt Russell was
de-aged for the film's opening flashback (set in the 1980s) by visual effects
company Lola VFX, in what was a "long, painstaking process that took many,
many months to accomplish." He continued, "I know Lola did Michael
Douglas, and I think they did Tony Stark and Steve Rogers as well. They're the
best at what they do, and keep getting better."
Vin Diesel recorded
Groot's voice for sixteen foreign-language releases of the film, up from six in
the first film.
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