"We had this amazing suit that was built by Weta and actually initially, when we started shooting, we had puppeteers and all these arms were actually moving and we started to shoot it like that," Heughan told. His enhanced former soldier uses a technologically advanced rig which can only be compared to a Doc Ock type of outfit, something which Heughan opened up about experiencing from the set. In Bloodshot, Heughan's Dalton becomes a centerpiece of the film especially late in the game. Throughout the film, viewers use #QuarantineWatchParty on Twitter and Instagram so that the conversation is easy to follow from home, allowing for new friends and connections, as well as the opportunity to gain insight or laugh with a few jokes. At 9pm ET on Tuesday night, everybody who wishes to attend the Quarantine Watch Party presses play on their downloaded edition of Bloodshot. It’s got a great cast and the director, Dave Wilson, is superb.How does it work? Simple. We’re off to South Africa to start shooting next month. It’s within that world, my character - I can’t give away too much, but I’m really excited. I can tell you that it’s based on the Valiant Comics, which are the Bloodshot series. In addition to confirming the Bloodshot filming start and location, he also praised the cast, director and project: Sam Heughan joined the cast of Bloodshot earlier this year and while speaking to Screen Rant about his latest project, Lionsgate's spy comedy The Spy Who Dumped Me, the actor teased what he could about the upcoming adaptation. Related: What Vin Diesel Could Look Like As Bloodshot
It was previously reported Bloodshot would start filming this summer and one of the film's stars has confirmed as much. Vin Diesel is set to star as Bloodshot, the former soldier turned superhero with powers of regeneration and shapeshifting.
For its part, Bloodshot started gaining serious momentum in 2017 when director Dave Wilson signed on to helm the film written by Jeff Wadlow and Eric Heisserer. Though not one of the big two, Valiant Comics has its own catalogue of beloved characters, and in 2015 the publisher struck a deal with Sony Pictures to adapt the Bloodshot and Harbinger comics.
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