Saw 3D - Il capitolo finale

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Devon Bostick (Brent from Saw VI (2009)) was offered the chance to reprise his role, but had to turn [...]	D
The highest-grossing "Saw" film in foreign markets.	D
Due to the slow 3D process, filming was completed in nine weeks as opposed to the usual six weeks fo [...]	D
On January 25, 2010, news hit that director David Hackl had officially been let go from the film. Hi [...]	D
The first eight minutes of the film were screened for both fans and members of the press at the 2010 [...]	D
Producers viewed the first cut of the film on May 22, 2010.	D
Betsy Russell wrapped filming on April 8, 2010.	D
At the 2010 San Diego Comic Con the film was referred to as "Saw 3D The Traps Come Alive" at a press [...]	D
Tobin Bell has played Jigsaw 10 times: eight times on film, and twice as the voice of his character, [...]	D
Body count: 27 (excluding Hoffman).	D
Not screened in advance for critics.	D
Had to be submitted six times to obtain an R rating from the MPAA to avoid an NC-17 rating.	D
Kevin Greutert, along with writers Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton, attempted a comprehensive rewr [...]	D
Bobby Dagen is the first test subject to fail to save anyone in their game. Previous test subjects J [...]	D
The return of Cary Elwes as Dr. Lawrence Gordon was leaked on the Internet via a Lionsgate Publicity [...]	D
Sean Patrick Flanery was keen to take part in the film since he was a big fan of the franchise.	D
"The Garage Trap" was written for an earlier film in the series, but the producers felt it was "too [...]	D
The original intention with the opening scene in the shop window was that it would end with the reve [...]	D
It was originally scripted that Evan (Chester Bennington) would survive his trap. However, since Che [...]	D
Kevin Greutert's wife, Elizabeth Rowin, plays Sara; she asks Bobby for an autograph.	D
The film was banned in Germany; however, the ban was reversed in January 2013.	D
It was revealed in a commentary track, by the writers, that the two additional people with Dr. Gordo [...]	D
Had the longest pre-production schedule of any "Saw" film. The complexity of the 3D process inflated [...]	D
Originally intended by the writers to be two films, "Saw: The Final Chapter: Parts 1 & 2" with Cary [...]	D
In Jill's dream sequence, Hoffman says to her "You wanna know the only thing wrong with killing you, [...]	D
The infamous "Bathroom Trap" has appeared in four films in the series - Saw - L'enigmista (2004), Sa [...]	D
Was said to be the last film in the series, until it was announced in February 2016 that another one [...]	D
This is the first film in the series to feature a dream sequence.	D
Writer Patrick Melton revealed, during an interview, that this film has the most returning character [...]	D
Among those attending Bobby Dagen's victim support meeting are Mallick (the junkie from Saw V - Non [...]	D
Bobby pretends to be a survivor of one of Jigsaw's games and creates an acronym (S.U.R.V.I.V.E.) tha [...]	D
In Saw - L'enigmista (2004), Dr. Gordon (Cary Elwes) was wrongly suspected to be the Jigsaw Killer. [...]	D
According to film producers Oren Koules and Mark Burg, the idea that Dr. Gordon throws the hacksaw o [...]	D
Brian Gedge was the camera operator for previous "Saw" films. He took over the cinematography when D [...]	D
During the final week of prep, Tobin Bell worked with the writers to hone his character.	D
Despite receiving top billing and portraying the main villain, Tobin Bell has only three minutes of [...]	D
The first "Saw" film to have a budget over US$11 million dollars. This film had a budget of approxim [...]	D
Lionsgate and Twisted Pictures confirmed that an eighth film was being made and would be released. O [...]	D
Costas Mandylor was not a fan of the 3D filming process, calling it "more tedious and longer".	D
On the second day of filming, Kevin Greutert developed a severe cold and lost his voice for a few da [...]	D
Gabby West (Kara) won her role in this film through Scream Queens (2008).	D
All of the trap scenes were shot last.	D
In a Massachusetts branch of Showcase Cinemas, this film was accidentally screened instead of the 3D [...]	D
Although never mentioned in the film, there is a two month time lapse from Jill's testimony in the I [...]	D
Over 25 gallons of fake blood was used in the film - more than two and a half times the amount used [...]	D
This is the only film in the franchise to have a death caused by the "Reverse Bear Trap" as Jill Tuc [...]	D
Cary Elwes reprised his role as his character, Dr. Gordon, from Saw - L'enigmista (2004), for this f [...]	D
For the first time in "Saw" history, the crew left the soundstage and filmed a trap scene outdoors o [...]	D
In 2009 producers viewed the original Saw - L'enigmista (2004) film converted to 3D. They were impre [...]	D
Chester Bennington (the lead singer of Linkin Park) consulted with an acting coach for his role in t [...]	D
In a scene involving a Jigsaw Survivors Group meeting, it is hinted that Dr. Gordon is one of Jigsaw [...]	D
This is the first "Saw" film not to have David A. Armstrong as its director of photography.	D
The most successful film in the franchise since Saw IV - Il gioco continua (2007).	D
This is the only film series in to have its first seven films released in consecutive years from 200 [...]	D
Was screened in Philippine theaters before Saw VI (2009), mainly due to the Philippine distributor o [...]	D
The scene involving the "Public Execution Trap" required 400 extras.	D
Before the film opened, it was revealed by Lionsgate, the producers, and the writers that, although [...]	D
Near the end of the film, after Hoffman destroys his hideout, there is a crate in the background wit [...]	D
An unused concept for the opening trap was that it would be placed on top of a high building, the id [...]	D
Kevin Greutert arrived in Toronto on January 28, 2010 to read the script and visit the set. He began [...]	D
Patrick Melton revealed that he and Marcus Dunstan were crafting this film to be the last in the ser [...]	D
The film ends exactly the same way the first film, Saw - L'enigmista (2004), does; Dr. Gordon locks [...]	D
This is the first "Saw" sequel to not have a roman numeral in its title.	D

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