A harrowing account of what went on behind the scenes of Cats has been brought to light.
To start, making the film’s two-minute trailer took a full six months, leaving only four months to complete the entire hour-and-a-half film. Then, halfway through, the crew made a hair-raising discovery. “When we were looking at the playbacks, we were like, ‘What the hell? You guys see that?!,” the source recalled. “We paused it.
“There was nobody that said, ‘We want buttholes,’” the source continued. “It was one of those things that just happened and slipped through.” As of Tuesday afternoon, theA VFX producer friend of a friend was hired in November to finish some of the 400 effects shots in . His entire job was to remove CGI buttholes that had been inserted a few months before. Which means that, somewhere out there, there exists a butthole cut of CatsAccording to the source, there were enough such labor-intensive hurdles that finishing up the film required working months’ worth of 90-hour weeks. At a certain point, some resorted to staying overnight at the office for up to three days, sleeping under their desks. In the source’s words, the situation was “almost slavery.
To make matters worse, the source said that the film’s director, Tom Hooper, had no familiarity with what it took to make an animated film. He also was apparently “horrible,” “disrespectful,” “condescending,” and “demeaning.” “When you go into a conference room, you’re not allowed to speak,” the source recalled. “And he talks to you like you’re garbage.” At times, they continued, Hooper demanded to see videos of actual cats carrying out the same actions portrayed in the film.
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