Jesper
Wore out three sets of tires already!
I would certainly like to see a well done project.
I spent some time in Worcester MA. (grew up 25 miles from there) as a kid and cycled those streets when in college.
I think from the few comments given that they are in trouble from the cycling community who are expecting to see a historically accurate portrayal of his life.
That top photo obviously shows that they did not get an actual cyclist (or at least not a very good one) for their trailer. Looks like he's in a hurry to get home after paper delivery. Also, looks like the bike either doesn't fit him, wasn't set-up properly, or probably both.
One would think that with the ability to do "deep fakes" and "photoshop" that the producers would simply CGI a Peugeot head badge (or what ever he rode; I.J.?) into the film (and CGI the trademark bar stem too!) and not have to be concerned about finding a suitable example for simple trailer/pilot scenes, but still maintain accuracy even if using a little cinematic magic to do so.
I spent some time in Worcester MA. (grew up 25 miles from there) as a kid and cycled those streets when in college.
I think from the few comments given that they are in trouble from the cycling community who are expecting to see a historically accurate portrayal of his life.
That top photo obviously shows that they did not get an actual cyclist (or at least not a very good one) for their trailer. Looks like he's in a hurry to get home after paper delivery. Also, looks like the bike either doesn't fit him, wasn't set-up properly, or probably both.
One would think that with the ability to do "deep fakes" and "photoshop" that the producers would simply CGI a Peugeot head badge (or what ever he rode; I.J.?) into the film (and CGI the trademark bar stem too!) and not have to be concerned about finding a suitable example for simple trailer/pilot scenes, but still maintain accuracy even if using a little cinematic magic to do so.
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