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quite understanding what was what and where anything was. So we have these random close-up shots of characters and the wreckage and then the shot pulls back and its the first time you kind of get a sense of what is going on and what the crash site looks like." In the sequence, the producers wanted to focus on the mayhem "without going overboard and hearing all the people screaming in panic," so they decided that the plane engine should still be running to make it impossible to hear anything but the loud sound of the engine. Burk said that when they were filming the sequence, it was important the scenes were not too "gruesome" and "bloody". The staff did not want the audience to tune out because they got disgusted by seeing too much blood, so there were almost no blood in that sequence at all, except for scratches on the survivor's faces and the blood on the leg of a man.
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fire and then dropped it right behind one of the actors?" The producers liked the idea and decided to go through with it. The engine was held up in the air by wires and it was covered with a jell that would make it stay lit. Dominic
Monaghan stood twenty feet in front of the engine but they used a long lens to make it look like he was actually standing right in front of it. As they were getting ready to shoot, the wires snapped all of a sudden and the four ton piece of engine fell to the ground and landed right behind Monaghan. Burk said it "scared the hell out of everyone. Everyone just got kinda quite and we shot that shot the next morning again for real because it was just getting to late to shoot it again."
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create opposition and conflict. Unlike many other characters of the first season, who were rewritten based on their actors, Boone was largely the same through production. He was originally going to be named Boone
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alone. Please someone come. The others are dead. It killed them. It killed them all." Sayid calculates that the message has been replaying itself for sixteen years. The six are now more afraid and confused than ever.
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explosion, the producers blew up a part of the plane to create a real explosion. The day after the turbine explosion, there was going to be a wing explosion. Producer
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