- There's few better ways to grab attention than by posting shots of the classic F1 race cars "Rush" will use, like the Tyrrell:
And here's a popular one. Everyone on the crew took their picture with this bad boy pic.twitter.com/BuNYL42com/BuNYL42c
After lunch...a little racing :-) pic.twitter.com/F5uoZrNlom/F5uoZrNl- Instead of relying on computer graphics, Howard appears intent on recreating races with as much authenticity as possible -- from the tracks to the cars, a process that requires far more work on the ground.
A few of today's moments very hectic so i didn't grab many pics pic.twitter.com/sLb2DUqDom/sLb2DUqD
Setting one of over 25 camera positions today pic.twitter.com/lCx46Rq2om/lCx46Rq2- It's not just on-track shots -- "Rush" will delve into a wild period in racing, where F1 drivers doubled as global superstars. That requires all sorts of period work:
Ist of 5 scenes today. A 1976 Trans Atlantic flight pic.twitter.com/yvUj9tZPom/yvUj9tZP
70s party animals heading to the "private jet". Fun scene pic.twitter.com/K7kooCsAom/K7kooCsA- And in true Twitter addict fashion, Howard doesn't stop sharing even in his off hours, such as when the crew threw him a birthday party:
Cool birthday cake for me after "wrap" :-) I wonder how many I've had on sets over the years ? pic.twitter.com/JsOoKVOAom/JsOoKVOA- "Rush," starring Chris Helmsworth and Daniel Brühl, should be released next year; since filming's only been underway for a few days, Howard still has much to tweet.
Ron Howard gives Twitter all access to "Rush"
As director Ron Howard scouts and shoots "Rush," the Peter Morgan-scripted film on '70s Formula 1 driver Niki Lauda and rival James Hunt, he's given his Twitter followers a rare running photo commentary of a Hollywood director in action.
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