La guerra del fuoco

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This film has often been likened to an extended version of opening Dawn of Man sequence from 2001: O [...]	D
This picture was filmed in environmental protected locations in three countries: Canada, Kenya and S [...]	D
The woolly mammoths were played by circus elephants.	D
Both Ron Perlman and Everett McGill suffered frostbite, luckily they were able to heal completely. D [...]	D
The language used by the cavemen, which comprises all of the spoken dialogue, was created by Anthony [...]	D
This movie was theatrically released without subtitles but DVD technology and the common use of subt [...]	D
According to the special features and commentary, two species of hominids are in the movie, Homo-sap [...]	D
The Kzamm tribe were played by wrestlers.	D
This film is classified as having no language though where language is a system of grunts, groans an [...]	D
Ron Perlman expected the film to be no better than campier prehistoric movies like 'One Million Year [...]	D
Iron Maiden, the heavy metal band, wrote a song about this movie using the same title on their Piece [...]	D
This prehistoric drama was released in 1981, the same year as Il cavernicolo (1981) and Mel Brooks's [...]	D
Director Jean-Jacques Annaud originally discovered Rae Dawn Chong on the beach in Los Angeles.	D
Despite having names in the credits none of the characters names are said in the movie. This is beca [...]	D
La guerre du feu, the novel by J.-H. Rosny AÃ®nÃ©, is credited in the edition by Presses de la C [...]	D
Ron Perlman's film debut.	D
A majority of the scenes were shot in a single take.	D
The set designer caught anthrax when he handled untreated animal skins.	D
Everything in the film was shot live; there were no optical effects done in post production.	D
David Prowse was among the English performers who auditioned.	D
The movie was originally intended to be completely filmed in Iceland. Australia and New Zealand were [...]	D
It took three years to get this movie financed, and a whole year to make.	D
Two different bears were used for the sequence with the bear in a cave.	D
The language of the Ivaka tribe is derived from the Inuit and Cree of Northern Canada. Their dialogu [...]	D
Actors went through five-hour make-up sessions each morning.	D
The French title of this movie, "La Guerre du Feu" translates to "The War of Fire." The German title [...]	D
This movie is set 80,000 years ago in Paleolithic Europe.	D
The opening shot was intended to be just a test shot and wound up in the opening scene because it tu [...]	D
During a May 1982 People Magazine interview with Peter Travers, Rae Dawn Chong (Ika) said that thoug [...]	D
The cast was originally fitted for footwear, but this idea was nixed early in the production of this [...]	D
Ika, and the other people who wear body paint or colored mud, are never shown getting the stuff put [...]	D
The auditions were held in 32 cities all over the world.	D
Rae Dawn Chong was cast as Ika largely because she was completely comfortable with being nude. Betwe [...]	D
Desmond Morris choreographed the gestural and body language of the characters.	D

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