TheHonorable actor Colin Farrell has just had a panic attack on the set of his new film due to the difficult filming conditions that the actors and actresses endured during the film directed by Ron Howard.
They went under the water
Farrell was known to have played all kinds of characters, including the recently popular Batman movie where he plays Penguin, however, here on the set of “Thirteen Lives” it was very difficult due to the nature of the movie.
The film revolves around the rescue of 12 boys and their soccer coach in 2018, who were trapped in Tham Luang Cave in Thailand.
Terrifying experience
“Terrifying in a word. Terrifying,” the actor told news outlets “Entertainment Tonight” at the movie’s premiere party last week.
Colin commented that filming under those conditions underwater was very scary “It was scary. I’m not a great swimmer anyway, not because we were swimming, not because we were walking in the water – we had to stay on the surface – but they built a cave network amazing “.
The topography of the caves is complex
“It was about four or five different caves based on the topography of the caves, the Tham Luang Caves in Thailand, and they filled it up with water, and we were sliding and there was no rise.”
Play the role of a rescue diver
Farrell plays rescue diver John Volanthen, who is committed to saving children and has opened up about what was going on in his head “only wreaking havoc in the [the] mind. He even shared that he had underwater panic attacks, which he called a ‘new experience’.
Being a diver requires a “very special skill set”.
Vigo Mortensen, who also stars in the movie, had trouble while filming
Last Thursday, he told People, “Suddenly I couldn’t breathe. It seemed like a long time, but it was just seconds. I panicked.”
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