An Oscar nominee for Blade Runner 2049—a sequel to Ridley Scott’s ’80s sci-fi classic—production designer Dennis Gassner saw challenges everywhere when he first signed on to the project.
“It was going to be particularly demanding in lots of ways.
You think about trying to remake a film 35 years later.
What is that going to be like?” the designer reflects.
“We shot it in Budapest, Hungary, and that was a challenge in itself.” A steward of design for the last several Bond…
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