The Dark Knight Rises Wraps Up Production In England

The Dark Knight Rises Wraps Up Production In England

Michael Caine has confirmed that filming for the hugely anticipated Batman flick, The Dark Knight Rises, has been completed in England, and production has moved to America...

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By PaulRom - Jul 19, 2011 08:07 AM EST
Filed Under: Batman
Source: Entertainment.IE



Entertainment.IE managed to chat for a bit with Sir Michael Caine - who plays Alfred in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy - while he was promoting Cars 2. In the brief interview, Caine said the following about the status of production for The Dark Knight Rises, saying he won't be a part of production in the States 'for some time'...

The Dark Knight Rises has finished shooting in the UK and production has now moved to America. Caine let slip that he would not be going to America "for some time." Could mean anything; Alfred generally doesn't take part in action sequences and that may be what their shooting in America.

Caine also revealed some interesting info about the much-debated ending to Inception...

The end of Inception was real. "I've always said that if I was there then It's real," he told me as I was leaving.

The website will have the full interview up tomorrow, so be sure to check it out when it's released.

The Dark Knight Rises hits theaters July 20th, 2012!
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Ethic
Ethic - 7/19/2011, 9:24 AM
Lol, Nolan is literally going to have Caine shot in the head.
HAQ
HAQ - 7/19/2011, 10:48 AM
WTF does it mean "The Inception ending was real, cause he was there"??? His totem didn't stop spinning = impossible in the real world. So WTF???
jazzman
jazzman - 7/19/2011, 11:16 AM
@VideoColor

u really had to say "i know right?", are u related to Ryan Reynolds lol



@HAQ

u asume it did not stop spinning. it just faded black it does not mean his in the dream world or not.
Ethic
Ethic - 7/19/2011, 11:18 AM
@HAQ
I think you misunderstood the end shot.
Those things spin a long time, and in the film it showed the totem spinning but then cut away before we could know whether or not it was going to slow down and stop or just keep spinning.
This the big question was "Did it stop?" meaning "was the end real or a dream?".
Ethic
Ethic - 7/19/2011, 11:19 AM
*Thus the big question..
Minotauro
Minotauro - 7/19/2011, 11:34 AM
@HAQ - I did stop spinning. It was tilting toward the end.
Knightfall
Knightfall - 7/19/2011, 11:41 AM
@Minotauro
thank you that's what i noticed, and ive had to explain that to every who was paying attention :)
so the end of Inception was reality
PaulRom
PaulRom - 7/19/2011, 3:52 PM
@Jazzman You don't really hate the phrase until you watch This...
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