CineVegas to get post, post-apocalyptic Viggo
As CineVegas announces that Viggo Mortensen will get an honor, the NY Times has this profile of the just-completed "The Road." The next Cormac McCarthy adaptation stars a post-apocalyptic Viggo.
For the crew that has just finished filming the movie version of "The Road" — a joint production of 2929 and Bob Weinstein's Dimension Films, set to open in November — that meant an upending of the usual rules of making a movie on location. Bad weather was good and good weather bad.
"A little fog, a little drizzle — those are the good days," Mark Forker, the movie's director of special effects, remarked one morning in late April while the crew was shooting some of the final scenes in the book on a stretch of scraggly duneland by the shore of Lake Erie here. "Today is a bad day," he added, shaking his head and squinting.

Michael Jones is the film festival editor at Variety.com.













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