What Was the Hardest Film to Make?

Making any film comes with its challenges, but we've found 12 of the most difficult films to make. From pulling a 320-ton boat up a hill, to shooting half a film underwater, to even trying to make a movie with Wesley Snipes. Most of these will be production nightmares, where everything that could go wrong with making a film going wrong. These film productions usually started with grand ambitions and ended with budgets ballooning because of an ever-growing list of issues. These are films disowned by their actors, or ones that nearly bankrupted studios, or even had the cast and crew constantly attacked by animals. In the end you decide on which film takes the crown for being the hardest to make. Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:39 - Working on Water 02:35 - Overweight Typhoons 04:37 - Dream Project 06:17 - A Boat and a Dream 08:17 - Wesley Snipes 09:39 - Underwater 11:35 - Old Money 13:35 - Biggest Flop 15:26 - Leo vs Bear 17:05 - Most Dangerous 18:37 - Talking Parrots 19:51 - One Take 21:05 - BONUS Waterworld. Kevin Costner. Box Office Bomb. Production Nightmare. Apocalypse Now. Francis Ford Coppola. Martin Sheen. Marlon Brando. Megalopolis. Adam Driver. Fitzcarraldo. Werner Herzog. Klaus Kinski. Practical Effects. Blade Trinity. Wesley Snipes. Problematic Actors. The Abyss. James Cameron. Filming Underwater. Cleopatra. Elizabeth Taylor. Mankiewicz. Most Expensive Movie. Heaven's Gate. Michael Cimino. Studio Bankrupt. The Revenant. Alejandro Iñárritu. Leonardo DiCaprio Oscar. Roar. Animals in Film. Dr. Dolittle. Russian Ark. Longest shot in film. Lord of the Rings trilogy. If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content. If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea. Patreon:   / filmstack   Twitter:   / realfilmstack   Instagram:   / realfilmstack   #movieproduction #filmhistory #movielist