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12/22/09
I said, ‘What if we did 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea?’ Latt recalls. ‘We’ll call it 30,000 Leagues Under the Sea. It’s 10,000 more leagues.’
Toward the end of shooting Snakes on a Train, line producer Anthony Fankhauser received an unusual request from the bosses: Could the movie’s ending be changed to look more like the video box? "The cover was just a giant snake eating a train," Fankhauser says. "So on day 10, we had to cobble together this scene where one of the characters turns into a snake, crashes out the side of the train, and then eats it up.
The Asylum keepers insist they’re not abandoning the mockbuster, but after Sherlock is released the company plans to follow it up with a meteor film, an airplane-disaster movie, a western, and something called MILF.
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