Warcraft Movie: Behind the Scenes Featurette and B-Roll, Screenslam Interviews, IGN Q&A with Duncan Jones and Battle Scene

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Travis Fimmel, Paula Patton, & Toby Kebbell

Ben Foster (Medivh)Ben Schnetzer (Khadgar)Dominic Cooper (King Llane)Duncan JonesTravis Fimmel (Lothar)Toby Kebbell (Durotan)Rob Kazinsky (Orgrim)Paula Patton (Garona)

WoW fans will find lots of easter eggs throughout the film! There are really two movies here; one that’s a story, another that is filled with references.

The actors who played Khadgar and Medivh worked with a movement coordinator to develop a physical vocabulary for how magic manifests itself in Azeroth. They wanted it to feel organic, earthy, elemental.

In the movie, there’s a split between the Orcs following traditional and honor, and those fueled by fel. The Orcs move to Azeroth out of a need for survival, but some want to coexist peacefully with the humans, while others want to take them over.

Fantasy films are dominated by Lord of the Rings, where the good side looks cute and nice and the evil side looks ugly. Warcraft is different because it's created two sides the audience can empathize with.

Khadgar and Garona share a bond because they are outcasts—he left the Kirin Tor with fundamental disagreements, she’s a pariah in both cultures for being both orc and human.

As a survivor, Garona is skilled at being adaptable. At the start of the film, she appears more orc-like, and as the film goes on, she adapts to human culture but still never quite fits in.

Rob Kazinsky explains the friendship between Orgrim and Durotan. Durotan is the wisest and most moral of the Frostwolves, and that’s why he’s chief. And that’s why Orgrim, a seasoned warrior, is his biggest supporter.

IGN Q&A with Duncan JonesQ&A on Facebook yesterday hosted by IGNQ: What is your favorite place in all of Warcraft. It doesn't have to be a place in the film, just from any part of the lore and games. Also, I'm dying over how cute Draka and Durotan are. I've always loved them in the lore but on screen I'm so excited to see them together! I'm so excited to see the movie

A: I am so glad that you are liking the portrayal of Durotan and Draka. I shouldn't play favorites, but they are my favorite characters too. I am a big fan of the Lion's Pride Tavern only because the set was phenomenal and I would have loved to have done the wrap party there. Maybe Universal Studios will make a Lion's Pride Tavern on City Walk one day.

Q: Hey Duncan, could you give us a hint at what your favorite scene in the film is? Was there anything cut that you wish had stayed?

A: I don't want to spoil anything by giving you a favorite scene, but I will tell you one particular thing I would have loved to kept in the cut. Chesney Hawkes medieval rendition of his song The One and Only.

Q: Hi Duncan, hope your well. Do you hope to release an ultimate extended edition to show your full vision? Thanks!

A: As with any film, you edit things down as you create the story in the first place, whether it's in the writing or in the editing itself. We shot a lot of scenes which we ended up not using in the cut. It could be fun to put some of those scenes back in for the serious fans.

Q: What new things will warcraft bring into the fantasy movies genre? What fresh elements did you want to introduce that you had felt it lacked.

A: Peter Jackson set the bar with Lord of the Rings, but in Tolkein's universe, humans and cute creatures are the good guys. Anything ugly is a bad guy. With Warcraft, I think part of that game's DNA is to show that heros can come from all sides.

Warcraft Movie: Behind the Scenes Featurette and B-Roll, Screenslam Interviews, IGN Q&A with Duncan Jones and Battle Scene

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