“The movie’s set in two hours of one day in the spring of 1917. The Germans — this is obviously true — retreated to the Hindenburg line and, for a few hours, the British had no idea where they’d gone,” Mendes told the audience.

“It’s across this landscape that the two young men are sent to preserve the lives of 1,600 men who are to be sent to attack the Hindenberg line,” he explained. “The movie takes place in just two hours and in one unbroken shot.”

Playing the two young British soldiers Blake and Scofield are Dean-Charles Chapman and George McKay. They are joined by a couple of big name stars including Colin Firth and Benedict Cumberbatch. 

1917 hits theaters this December.

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“The movie’s set in two hours of one day in the spring of 1917. The Germans — this is obviously true — retreated to the Hindenburg line and, for a few hours, the British had no idea where they’d gone,” Mendes told the audience.

“It’s across this landscape that the two young men are sent to preserve the lives of 1,600 men who are to be sent to attack the Hindenberg line,” he explained. “The movie takes place in just two hours and in one unbroken shot.”

Playing the two young British soldiers Blake and Scofield are Dean-Charles Chapman and George McKay. They are joined by a couple of big name stars including Colin Firth and Benedict Cumberbatch. 

1917 hits theaters this December.

The post Sam Mendes Filmed “1917” to Look Like One Single Shot appeared first on Entertainment For Us.