Supervising sound editor Nancy Nugent revealed that the cameos featured in The Flash were created from archival material taken directly from YouTube.
new rumors are starting to emerge about the cameo featured in glitter, particularly relating to the final moments of the film where Barry Allen crosses the various timelines into the Speed Force. As told by the supervising sound editor Nancy Nugent it was about youtube archive,
“I’ll tell you the truth, a lot of the content was taken from YouTube. We were looking for old archive clips and we had to remove or clean up the music in terms of quality. But it was very easy to understand which There are properties we can use, find them from the web, clean them and use them”,
The issue of cameos created a media furor above all because they were lacking for actors such as Christopher Reeve as Superman and Adam West as Batman. The decision to use CGI to bring back the deceased actors was described as horrific and disrespectful, while Kevin Smith defended them as a tribute to the past.
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The Flash, the initial cut was 4 hours long
As is often the case with large productions, an early edit is always much larger than the final version. So there’s a director’s cut of The Flash, but we don’t know if it’ll ever see the light of day.
“The first cut ran 4 hours, but it happens. You get emotional and start improvising with the actors, so the scene runs twice as long as it was written. Then you go to the editing room and You realize you have to kill an hour.” half of the movie Explained to the director. “At the end of six months everything seems fun, but in the beginning it is complete chaos. In any case I think the version seen in the cinema is the best”,