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posté par Mon2mer2 : | Bibi a dit : Banania a dit : ça me rappelle le "film le plus dangereux" de l'histoire du cinéma: ROar, un navet filmé avec de vrai fauves plus ou moins dressés, 70 personnes bléssés durant le toournage, certaines scenes sont franchement impressionnante mais le film est navrant .  jamais entendu parle. enorme l anecdote 70 personnes 
la liste est longue 
During filming in 1977, Melanie Griffith was mauled by a lion and required plastic surgery. Griffith reportedly received fifty stitches to her face.
During production, director/star Noel Marshall was attacked and severely injured by one of the lions in the film. He was hospitalized and it took him several years to completely recover from his injuries.
Cinematographer Jan de Bont was mauled and scalped by a lion on the set. de Bont required over 120 stitches to sew his scalp back from where a lion had bitten his head. After medical treatment, de Bont actually returned to the production to complete his D.O.P. duties.
Assistant Director Doron Kauper was attacked and mauled by a lion during production filming of this picture. Kauper's throat was bitten open from whereupon the lion proceeded to bite his jaw and attempted to rip an ear off. Reportedly, this attack on Kauper almost cost him his life.
Tippi Hedren fractured a leg during production when an elephant bucked her off its back when she was riding on top. Moreover, also during production, Hedren was bitten on the back of her head by a lioness called Sheri. Hedren received thirty-eight stitches to the open wound. The incident can be seen in the finished picture. Hedren is hanging to the branch of a tree when thirty-four lions run across her. The thirty-fifth lion bites at her head. Hedren's screams and the blood seen are real. Hedren once said of being bitten by a lion: "Let me tell you, it hurts when you're bitten by a lion. It's not only that you may have an open, gaping wound, plus shock, but the pressure of those enormous jaws is so strong that it hurts".
The lion attacks in Roar (1981) were real.
In 1978, a flood from a dam break killed many lions in the film, washed away the set and destroyed nearly all of the movie, including sets, completed film footage and three key lions including Robbie, the movie's lion king. The picture was set back several years and the damaged done amounted to approximately US $4 million.
Tippi Hedren once said of this movie: "This was probably one of the most dangerous films that Hollywood has ever seen. It's amazing no one was killed."
John Marshall was bitten by a lion during production filming of this picture and required fifty-six stitches.
After this movie was made and released, Tippi Hedren, through the Roar Foundation, continues to raise funds for the care and protection of the lions from this movie and their descendants at the Shambala Preserve, Acton, California.
This movie took a period of eleven years to make from script conception to completed work. The script was first started to be written around 1969/1970. Actual first filming commenced in 1974. Production was setback for years when in 1978 much of the ranch-set was flooded. The movie was finally completed, and was released in 1981.
This movie was publicized as being so dangerous, regular actors and stars could not be cast for this picture.
Big cats seen in this movie include lions, tigers, leopards, cheetahs, cougars and jaguars.
Melanie Griffith once said of working with lions: "Lions are a really tough act to play with. Not because they are dangerous, but because they are so funny. They upstage you every time. If you are in a shot with a lion you just know everyone is looking at the cat instead of you."
Jerry Marshall, whilst wearing tennis shoes, was bitten on the foot by a lion during production filming of this picture.
Deputy Sheriffs had to shoot three lions during the flooding of the Marshall ranch. One of these lions was Robbie, the lion king of the picture. Robbie was a unique black-maned Rhodesian lion.
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