Interesting photos from the filming of the movie "Mortal Kombat" (16 photos)

Despite the fact that since the release of the first film "Mortal Kombat" has been 28 years old, and it remains to this day cult picture, created on the basis of the game of the same name, and with the release of each new film adaptation, everyone compares them with the first film adaptation of Paul Anderson.





And today I would like to show you some interesting moments from filming to show how this masterpiece was created.



Remember that high staircase that Johnny Cage's suitcases rolled down? So, she's not that tall.



Of course, everyone remembers how Shang Tsun fought with his younger brother Liu Kang on a dark night. Although, wait... Something's not right here.



And here are the creators of the original game, John Tobias and Ed Boon. And Prince Goro himself embraces them.



Robin Shue and Bridget Wilson practice before filming the final scene.



Photo for memory.



What is Sub-Zero doing? Strokes his main enemy or helping him fix his suit? In general, they are not such enemies.



Chris Casamassa is the actor who played Scorpio. By the way, he played Scorpio in the TV series "Mortal Kombat: Conquest".



Could you imagine that Johnny Cage, Sonya Blade, Liu Kang and Shang Tsun will pose for a photo, smiling with all 32 teeth?



It can be seen that Raiden is not such a god, since he needs glasses. Here is a really cool photo.



One more photo for memory. True, everyone except Sonya is so serious. Apparently, she is very glad that she was rescued.



Shang Tsun and Liu Kang are the worst enemies only in the movies. You just Look at how sweetly smiles Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa (aka the future citizen of Russia - Panteleimon).






Prince Goro consisted of two parts. For the lower part, movements and the lower pair of hands was answered by the actor in the suit put on him. Upper part of the costume was worn over the actor and was an animatronic. That is techniques were responsible for the movements of the head and upper arms.



Casting for Bridget Wilson was not easy, but it was she who got the role of Sonya Blade.



And here is an ugly couple ... but only in the movies. Unfortunately, actor Trevor Goddard, who played Kano, died in 2003 at the age of 40 years. By the way, he was not just an actor, but also a professional boxer.