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Watch Interview w/ Tom Hardy interview and his stunt double Jacob Tomuri.
Tom Hardy, who takes on the title role of Max Rockatansky in “Mad Max: Fury Road,” states, “George essentially invented the post- apocalyptic atmosphere we now see in so many videogames and movies. That’s his canvas, and he’s continuing to paint on it with all of the assets he has at his fingertips. To be in this film is to sit with George in his toy box, and his imagination is so fantastic that you’re not really in a movie; you’re in George’s head.”
Hardy and his stunt-double Jacob Tomuri were true partners throughout the film, working closely to divide up Max’s considerable stunt load. But Hardy credits Tomuri with the majority of action Max sees—particularly his face-melting entry into the armada. “Jacob did the gnarly stuff,” Hardy demurs. “I just did a bit of hanging upside down, which is still pretty gnarly. But my exposure to great speed on front of the car was probably about 30 or 40 miles-per-hour, tops. Jacob, on the other hand, was exposed to far greater speeds, and not just going forward, but in reverse, and doing 360s on numerous occasions, with explosions and gunfire. So, to be fair, I had it pretty easy.”
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Tom Hardy, who takes on the title role of Max Rockatansky in “Mad Max: Fury Road,” states, “George essentially invented the post- apocalyptic atmosphere we now see in so many videogames and movies. That’s his canvas, and he’s continuing to paint on it with all of the assets he has at his fingertips. To be in this film is to sit with George in his toy box, and his imagination is so fantastic that you’re not really in a movie; you’re in George’s head.”
Hardy and his stunt-double Jacob Tomuri were true partners throughout the film, working closely to divide up Max’s considerable stunt load. But Hardy credits Tomuri with the majority of action Max sees—particularly his face-melting entry into the armada. “Jacob did the gnarly stuff,” Hardy demurs. “I just did a bit of hanging upside down, which is still pretty gnarly. But my exposure to great speed on front of the car was probably about 30 or 40 miles-per-hour, tops. Jacob, on the other hand, was exposed to far greater speeds, and not just going forward, but in reverse, and doing 360s on numerous occasions, with explosions and gunfire. So, to be fair, I had it pretty easy.”
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