1917
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More than one and a half kilometers of trenches were dug for the filming of the movie.
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It took 6 months to rehearse all the scenes before filming began.
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In the Low Force area, on the River Tees, Teesdale, where the film was shot, signs were put up warning people that the body parts scattered around the site were dummies.
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The film was shot in long takes (up to eight and a half minutes), then edited to look like a single continuous take.
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Conservationists, concerned that filming on Salisbury Plain near Stonehenge could damage hypothetical burial sites, asked for archaeological surveys to be carried out before any construction began.
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