The Man Who Makes the Difference

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Ernest Borgnine, Jim Brown, Rock Hudson, and Patrick McGoohan in Estação Polar Zebra (1968)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaThis MGM short film focuses on cinematographer John M. Stephens and is a promotional piece for the forthcoming 'Ice Station Zebra (1968)'. Responsible for much of the underwater and other se... Ler tudoThis MGM short film focuses on cinematographer John M. Stephens and is a promotional piece for the forthcoming 'Ice Station Zebra (1968)'. Responsible for much of the underwater and other second unit photography, Stephens is a former U.S. Navy diver who also did much of the secon... Ler tudoThis MGM short film focuses on cinematographer John M. Stephens and is a promotional piece for the forthcoming 'Ice Station Zebra (1968)'. Responsible for much of the underwater and other second unit photography, Stephens is a former U.S. Navy diver who also did much of the second unit photography for 'Grand Prix (1966)'. He is noted for creating unique equipment that... Ler tudo

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John M. Stephens

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(as John Stephens)

Ernest Borgnine

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Jim Brown

Self - On Set of 'Ice Station Zebra'

David Ford

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Rock Hudson

Self - On Set of 'Ice Station Zebra'

Patrick McGoohan

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(cenas de arquivo)

James Garner

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Wow!

Here's an amazing short film about someone you've never heard of: the man who works out how to take those traveling shots from impossible angles -- and then does it. Although nominally a promotional film for ICE STATION ZEBRA, we get to see some of the stunt work he does -- shooting skiers from head on while skiing backwards! And some of the risks that don't quite come off -- a low-level flyover shot of Lake Tahoe that has to be redone after the plane doesn't quite clear the trees afterwards. All done for five seconds of a feature, five seconds that might not make it into the picture.

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Included in Warner Home Video's 2005 DVD release of Estação Polar Zebra (1968).

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Narrator: It takes a certain kind of man to skim mountain peaks at 400 miles per hour, to race down a lonely, treacherous ski slope, to conquer the sea on a surfboard, to push a machine to incredible speeds. It takes daring, confidence, individuality, consummate skill - and, if we add the talent and technical knowhow of a top flight photographer, we get a picture of an extrodinary man: John Stephens.