The Filming of Roar | A Short Documentary | Fascinating Horror



“On the 30th of October, 1981, a film that had been eleven years in the making was finally released…”

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 – Intro
00:46 – The Beginnings of Roar
04:44 – The Filming or Roar
06:46 – Release and Reception

MUSIC:
► “Glass Pond” by Public Memory
► “The Plan’s Working” by Cooper Cannell

SOURCES:
► “Noel Marshall’s ‘Roar’: Humans Were Harmed in the Making of This Film” by Richard Brody, published by The New Yorker, April 2020. Link: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/the-front-row/noel-marshalls-roar-humans-were-harmed-in-the-making-of-this-film
► “‘Roar’: Cast and Crew Risked Life and Limb in the Most Dangerous Movie Ever Made, 1981” by Bart Bealmear, published by Dangerous Minds, April 2015. Link: https://dangerousminds.net/comments/roar_cast_and_crew_risked_life_and_limb
► “The Cats of Shambala” by Tippi Hedren and Theodore Taylor, published by Tiger Island Press, 1992. Link: https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/The_Cats_of_Shambala/7S7tAAAACAAJ
► The Roar the Movie Website, published by John Marshall, 2010. Link: http://www.roarthemovie.com/

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31 thoughts on “The Filming of Roar | A Short Documentary | Fascinating Horror”

  1. WAIT, ROAR WAS INTENDED TO BE A COMEDY?
    Gotta point out: Anyone who owns a regular domesticated house cat who's on the rowdier side knows that those tiny little babies are already mini killing machines with very painful teeth and claws. The idea of hanging around 40 of the big ones while trying to make a movie is absurd.

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  2. The inclusion of the word "unfortunately" regarding the killing of these animals seems like pandering to people sensitive to animal's rights to exist versus their fellow species.

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  3. I felt bad at the start for the film not going well for them but then when I heard they bought wild animals to raise for the film all that went away. What a joke

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  4. Yeah….. zero sympathy for people who get attacked by animals in circumstances like this. If you're too stupid to leave wild animals alone, ya get what you deserve.

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  5. I dunno though, could this really be considered the most dangerous movie when there was that twilight zone movie where three people were literally decapitated?? Obviously this one had more injuries but…3 DECAPITATIONS?? That was one hell of an unsafe set.

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