Directed by: David Zucker, Jim Abrahams
Starring: Jeremy Kemp, Lucy Gutteridge, Peter Cushing, Val Kilmer
Question: How exactly did they make the whole underwater fight scene work?
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Chosen answer: The actors were weighted down with lead plates. Oxygen tanks were kept just out of picture, and the actors used them to breathe between takes. The takes were short enough to allow the actors to hold their breath through them. The short takes were then cut together to appear as one long fight. Sound effects were added post-production.