... Der weiss bestimmt was zu erzählen.

In “Raiders” there’s that famous scene where Indy meets this hulking great Arab swordsman and simply shoots him dead. Originally there was an elaborate fight sequence planned and a stunt team went up to the coast for two weeks working it out. They really drew the easy ticket – we heard all this talk about fabulous beaches and topless tourists, and there we were stuck down in bloody Nefta with the dysentery mob. When the main crew finished with us they flew up to the coast to join Peter Diamond, who showed Steven the fight routine. Big Terry Richards played the Arab and he swished his sword about and then the fight carried on through the whole of the Casbah.

Steven watched and said, “Look, I’m going to shoot whatever I can until three o’clock because then I’m getting out of here.” Peter Diamond was dumbstruck: “You can’t do that, it’s gonna take four days to film this fight. It’s a huge fight and the guys have been rehearsing it for weeks.’ Steven said, ‘I’ve got a plane coming at three, I’m out of here, I’ve got enough, I don’t need any more here.’ Tomblin butted in, ‘For Christ’s sake Steven, you’ve got to do this.’ But Steven was standing firm, “No, I’m out at three.” Tomblin said, “Well, it’s stupid doing this whole routine, you might as well just shoot the guy with a gun.” “Don’t be facetious Dave.” Then Steven paused. “I’ll tell you what, let’s try that. Yes, let’s try just shooting him.” And the rest is history.

Bei Bücher wie diesem habe ich genrell 2 Befürchtungen (die ich hier teilweise bestätigt sehe):

A - das Themengebiet was einen wirklich interessiert wird dann doch nur "am Rande" abgehandelt weil es über andere Themenfelder vielleicht mehr zu sagen / schreiben gab.

B - es könnte einige Szenen/Begebenheiten "entzaubern" und das Bild, welches man sich über Jahre gemacht hat, verfälschen oder zerstören.

Ansonsten sind da, wenn einem diese Punkte nichts ausmachen, sicherlich interessante Sachen drin zu finden.