Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning | Detailed look into the train crash & the film set.
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- On the actual Film set of the Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning train crash stunt, filmed in Derbyshire England. A detailed look at the steam train, the film set and the surrounding area with my own exclusive footage of the train crash. This is a timeline of events that led up to the big day when they drove the replica full-size steam train off a 200ft cliff for the final crash scene in Tom Crusie's latest blockbuster film. The locomotive flies through the air in spectacular style before crashing into the quarry below. The train was built specifically for the film & resembles a BR Britannia and has been named Le General Rive-Reine which relates to the 1964 war film 'The Train'.
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The fact that they built a BR Class 7 this late in modern times is amazing
Murdoch would be horrified.
@@SonicsBizarreWorld wrong class. he's a 9F
However there is a new Class 6 under construction....
its a fake tho and it runs on a motor im pretty sure someone said it was cardboard
@@KristoAnimatesit’s not cardboard….they literally built a 1:1 rolling copy of a Britannia, diesel engine and motors in the tender making it the only ever tender driven locomotive. Everything else was as is, the build was £2m for the loco and 2x coaches.
wow so they really did drive a train of a cliff it wasn't just CGI. And then he does a base jump for real.
I saw him do the base jump on the motorbike. But not from this train crash site. Looking forward to seeing the films! Cheers buddy
They put a replica mock up locomotive off a cliff, not a real one.
@@juleshathaway3894 Thank god
@@juleshathaway3894 thank god, if it were real people would’ve went insane and murderous
They purpose built an Engine. It was for the most part made of plywood and such. But still a full scale and quite reasonably produced version.
Just saw the film and once that train goes over the cliff, things get crazy and crazier.
It’s a fun film. 2 hours and 43 minutes but it goes by smoothly.
I just watched this film in cinemas, and omg it's amazing. 100% a must watch for anyone who's into action or suspense!!! Also great video!
its very hard seeing that 2-6-4 getting destroyed :((
Its only a replica. Relax
Thanks for bringing the behind the scene footage of one the most awaited movie of 2023. Love and respect from India.
Thank you!
the fact this shot was in derbyshire and i live in derbyshire is insane
I agree. I was lucky to be commissioned to cover this because I am local too.
Rrrrrrr
The new version
Same I live in Derbyshire
I live in Derbyshire too. A big scene to have been shot here.
You have missed the other half of the doomed loco's easter egg name. Not only Rive-Reine from 'The Train', but Le General from the Buster Keaton movie.
Well spotted!
cool !
Now look what you did! Who's gonna clean up that mess?
Hell of a shot!
Also responsible for the loss of lives of hundreds ants.
Set Laborers and Teamsters.
Back to the future part 3 was more impressive even for a model mock up.
This seemed to be lacking for a movie spectacular.
But those behind the scenes pictures are to die for.
Amazing work, well done
It was amazing to see the crash/stunt in person. The pictures don't do it justice in my video. I'm sure the final edit in the film will be one of the best. Thanks.
Mission impossible 7 hasn’t come out yet. You don’t know what the end result will be
Yeah, what they said. Saw the film last night and they did some editing trickery to make the scene MUCH more dramatic and cinematic.
to those wondering - no locomotives were desroyed in the making of this film. It was a purpose built prop
however, another film (the new Indiana Jones film) did put swastikas on a 9F and rolling stock during filming at the NYMR
Thanks for the info.
Thanks for the info! was worried they pulled a Mr Beast and destroyed an actual piece of history
Having just seen both films finally, I'm surprised how much similarity there was in the action sequences, particularly the train sequence
I saw the trailer in the cinema. It amazes me that all that prep goes into something that'll be a 20 second sequence on the film. Great that they do it for real though.
Great final shot though.
Yeah a lot of work and money for a short action scene. Amazing to see in the flesh too. Thanks
Yeah they were trying to take the easiest way out though. They wanted to blow up an old derelict bridge but that didn't pan out so they built one in Derbyshire
I was in Derbyshire for the weekend with my school and an instructor for an activity centre mentioned that they had built a track and bought a train for the scene.
The crash of a real loco in the film 'Le Train' knocked out several of the static cameras. Where were the clouds of steam in this one? Not so realistic!
Excellent John... 4 months dedicated :-)
Cheers mate!
Pretty spectacular! Would have loved to see images of what was left of the loco!!
I have seen images and video of what was left of the train... not much! Cheers
Thanks for sharing this. It was a great insight into just what goes into such an amazing stunt. Well presented 😊
Thank you!! 😊
Scania truck steering wheel, cut down. Not Rover.
Brilliant! Thank you 😊
nice catch !
Answered so many questions I had!
Thanks for sharing.
This is probably how most of the jumps from the Dukes of Hazzard looked off camera.
I loved the dukes when I was a kid! Perfect analogy. Thanks
Yep. I have seen photos of the workshop. They must have bought dozens of Dodge Chargers, repaired them, painted them and crashed them.
@@truefilm6991 Towards the end of filming, there was actually a shortage of 1969 Dodge Chargers in California. One of the reasons I think they switched to miniatures for a lot of the shots.
Great feature and nice to see how it all came together.
Está tan bien hecha la locomotora que al principio me indigné pensando que era una máquina real.
Una joya como esa es para exhibición, preservación o correr trenes históricos.
I agree, It was a great-looking replica, however, it was only ever made for the film and the story required a train crash. Thanks for your comment.
Estoy de acuerdo, era una réplica de gran aspecto, sin embargo, solo se hizo para la película y la historia requería un choque de tren. Gracias por tu comentario.
@@johnfinneyphotograph Gracias a usted.
"the train didn't explode enough let's do it again"
Haha! I wish they would. I actually expected pyrotechnics
it would if michael bay was involved probably have asked the US military for a nuke for effect lol
I kind a love some people among the crowd thought it was a real crash lmao
Great footage thank you for sharing this ! I would hate to see how many hours went in to building the train it looks great .
Quite a bit. The rumored cost was in the million pound range.
Brilliant! Glad I came across this and thanks for filming it!
Great. Thank you!
Tiny, small little detail. The steering wheel wasn't from a Rover, but was from a Scania. Otherwise, an excellent and very revealing vid - thanks!
Yeah, have since realised. Shame I can not update the video. I'll probably make another video. Thanks!
I saw the finished movie last night and generally thought it was good as a vehicle for some great chase scenes, but not much else.
This train crash had me baffled. They made such a big deal about building a replica steam locomotive, then making it do a half-gainer into a quarry for the filming. I get that they had to do CGI for the bridge it was on as they used scaffold for that in real life. But they used so much CGI for everything else, I wouldn't consider it a practical effect at all. Why not CGI the whole thing?
I now think they did this only to get buzz going before the release
thats a scania lorry steering wheel
Yeah, thanks for letting me know. Cheers
Hi John. Thanks for the filming and editing. Do you mind if I ll use some part of the footage for my private use?
Well, dang, kinda expected a boiler with full head of steam would have been a fair bit more dramatic on rupture.
Lovely images, well worth the work, and keeping well out of camera angles so you wouldn't need to be removed from the films final images.
Thank you! Yeah, it was a difficult day. I ended up on the opposite side of the gorge. Marshells were everywhere!
well done john 😲
Thank you!!
That was a great looking replica - in some ways a shame to destroy it!
And it wouldn't have come cheap - back in the early 2000s, the Great Western Society needed to cast a pair of driving wheels for one of their locomotives and IIRC the bill was into 6 figures. The MI mockup loco had three pairs of driving wheels, plus six smaller pairs of wheels.
I have no idea what their budget was for the train and crash stunt, but I'm guessing it was almost a blank cheque. Looking forward to seeing the film now. Thanks
Over 2 million
I do believe that the wheels were made of wood, as was most of the rest of the Engine. Still the running gear looked good. You decide, here is a good look at the engine.
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@oldfarthacks Wheels were not made of wood. I don't know where you got that from? There is no wood on the locomotive. I saw the machining with my own eyes.
Pollution in pure nature for a movie. Decadence.
Great to finally get to see it
Something i didn't think I'd see amazing
Thank you.
Waiting for mi 7 3 months more 😘😀 thnx man for this behind the scenes
Me too!!
Absolutely insane !
А что это за кино?
How can you tell it's not scale model work? Answer, the Reynolds number of the smoke coming out of the stack makes for internal eddy currents, which even TODAY is not properly shown in a lot of CGI work (Me: Chemical Eng. degree from the '70's!)
4:03 reminds me of those old Trainz videos
Thanks
It finally proves what I suspected for years, steam locos can't fly.
Funny!! lol
Thanks!@@johnfinneyphotograph
Wow great video man, thanks
Thank you! Much appreciated ☺️
This is almost the same as the back to the future 3 film
Be interested to see what the loco was made of(wood,plastic real metal) and what innards it had
It was made up of real materials like a normal loco. So all metal. The boiler was from an old German loco. It had a similar weight to the real thing but the propulsion was from a diesel engine in the tender. It actually overshot the landing destroying at least one of the cameras. I hope you enjoyed the video. Thanks
Looks a lot like a BR 9F in terms of cab, tender and smokebox design.
@A fan of Cars, Star Wars, Harry Potter and more Very interesting. Thanks 👍
Auch wenn es nur ein Nachbau war finde ich die Lok recht beeindruckend. Soetwas zu bauen ist eine Herausforderung. Schade das sie nur für diese Szene und nur um zerstört zu werden gebaut wurde.
@@startsetfahrer3914 Die Lokomotive wurde in einigen Szenen eingesetzt und reiste nach Norwegen und in den Nordosten Englands (sie wurde ursprünglich anscheinend im Südwesten Englands gebaut). Ein hervorragendes Ende für ein handgefertigtes Stück Maschinerie. Ich freue mich auf den Film im Sommer!
If that's real coal in the tender then it may be worth rescuing!
Give It Up Tom. I See Right Through The BullS••T. You Can’t Fool Me.
I live near the Peak District and didn't even know about this. I am so sad now haha
Amazing footage and photos!
Oh, it's a shame you missed it. But at least you can watch it in my video and the film is out this summer too. Thanks
Sorry for the locomotives. It would be possible to put it in a museum or put it on flights by rail. There are very few of them left around the world.
I have one question, is the train just a copy? like a prop? or was got from scrap?
The Train is, or should I say, was a bit of a hybrid. The boiler was from a real locomotive. From Germany. There were some other genuine locomotive parts used. But most of it was made specifically for the film using steel like a traditional locomotive. Watching the train hit the ground after such a long fall, you could tell it had a lot of mass! Thanks
@@johnfinneyphotograph Understandable 👍
Awesome planning and execution to get this footage - was it your shots that were in the newspaper? I was scanning the article looking for a photography credit but instead it named the writer of the article, the writer had the easy part! =)
Hope you got creditted if it was yours =)
Hi yes they were my images. All images & videos in this video are my work. Thanks for the compliments!
@@johnfinneyphotograph. Great job mate. 👍👍
Am waiting hardly 🙃 😌 ❤
its a replica isn't it?
That would have made some mess.
It did! Thanks
how did they get it up to speed so fast?
The track was downhill
It was too difficult to make with CGI?? 🤔 For sure I think it’s more realistic but less control on the scene and especially very VERY EXPENSIVE 😅💸
The stunt was done before they did it with CGI. They wanted it to look real. Thanks
Guess the loco's a right off then !!!
The Scania diesel engine looked fine when they took it out of the wreckage lol
Poor Murdoch
What I want to know is how did the steam locomotive keep going for so long without driver or fireman?
It wasn't powered by steam. It had a scania diesel engine in the tender, which was remote control.
Well, rip the locomotive
Don't worry, not a real one!
I don’t understand why they didn’t just create a proper computer graphics model. The way it’s currently done lacks some realism. For example the locomotive power train doesn’t speed up as the locomotive falls after loosing track contact. In fact the locomotive does just the opposite. That’s obviously because the actual power was on the tender. This alone hurts my brain and makes the footage unrealistic. With cgi this and other problems could be properly addressed
I know exactly what you mean. But I think the trailer version isn't the final edit. They often rush a version out just for a trailer. Also, computer modelling has been based on the actual real-life crash. They have used CGI, but based on the real crash. I'm looking forward to seeing the final edit in the film. Thanks
Pleeeeease try to hold your camera steady for more than half a second. Then I might be able to watch the video. If you are into movies please watch some movies and try to pick up a few pointers.
My very first video with a camera! It's a world of difference 2 years on. Thanks
Poor old streamer her last ride was to the bottom of the cliff and now to the scrap yard.
Went out with a bang! Should look spectacular in the film. Thanks
@@johnfinneyphotograph, Hello from Argentina. Honestly, I think it would be better not answering something like that in this cases, it has been something shocking by the negative side see a functional and great machine beeing destroyed for us, i think :(
Although it was seen from a good angle and everything went successfully, apparently. And that's good, which I congratulate! :D
Well it was a mock up. Wasn’t a real one
@@GabrielStephens-mx9ji really? D:
“Sorry, the camera wasn’t recording that.”
Doesn't happen anymore, four-eyes principle. All operators start their cameras and report back to the DP and Director.
@@houstonhelicoptertours1006, this comment was only a joke.
That’s a Scania steering wheel…
Yeah. I found out after I posted the video. Thanks
Back to the Future did it first but still cool 😎
3:32... he goes from clicking the snap button with his left hand to his right one....
C'était une vrai locomotive ou une copie ? car si c'était une vrai c'est vraiment dommage.....
The train was a prop. Made for the film. Thanks
That was a very......well, nerve-racking I should say, as there is only 1 attenpt in crashing the steam train from a cliff. Also rip to the steam train. It will be missed
It certainly was. It was a difficult day to film it, too, with so many marshells around the valley/gorge. After 4 months of planning, I didn't want to miss it. Thanks
It wasn't a steam locomotives-
Just a fake, with diesel engine in the "tender" to push it along
I think Back to the future was more impressive , with a bigger explosion and fire !!
Maybe but it was also more fake. Thanks
i wonder what the class of locomotive it is
Apparently it was built using plans for a BR 'Britannia' Class 7MT, though they've modified the design slightly with smoke deflectors and a skirt below the running plate supposedly to make it look slightly more 'French'. Don't know who built this prop, but they did a damn good job, good enough that they really should quit showbiz and go into locomotive construction 😂
Cool! x
Thanks! : D
I don't get the point of this. They have to CGI EVERYTHING in, including the bridge, the canyon, and the surrounding countryside....why not just CGI the crashing locomotive also?
You only get true physics from real practical stunts. Because CGI is improving all the time. This is the only way to make it future proof. Actually do the stunt, then use them physics.
It was already😙
Hopefully this was a replica
Yeah. Built for the film. It says so in the comments and description. Thanks
Everybody who knows something about steam-locos knows, that there will be steam under great pressure in the loco! The little splash it gets, when it crashed down in the puddle, is not realistic in ans wise! Think about the boiler explosion in the former GDR about 1969! the whole boiler started and smashed onto the tracks over 199 meters away and got a cold-welding with them! Both men of the loco-personell were killed but, a wonder, nobody else, because the straight way the boiler flew and no people at the platforms beside the crashing site!
This is from the new Indiana Jones.. not Mission Impossible!
🤣🤣 That is so funny.
So sad, they had to destroy a perfectly good steam locomotive those types of locomotives even though they are powered by steam, they are perfect for hauling freight and passengers
This was a prop. Purpose made for the film. It had a diesel engine in the tender for propulsion and smoke machines in the boiler.
You could tell it is fake by the wheels not spinning very fast after loosing track contact. There would be high pressure on them...
Well, it did happen... This footage is not fake at all!
@@TheStormChasingVeterinaryNurse I mean its a fake lokomotive! If it was a real one, the effect mentioned above would have been seen!
@@l3p3 ahh ok!
Not true, the wheels would only spin faster after loosing track if the engineer was accelerating before the incident. If he would be neutral or even breaking then they would not spin faster at all.
Poor steam engine 😢
It wasn't a steam engine. It was a purpose built locomotive prop. Good to see the stunt. Thanks
Was the train it self an actual working steam locomotive?
No, it was a replica.
Keith is right. The train was a replica. It had a diesel engine in the tender and steam making machines in what would be the boiler. But the prop locomotive still weighed about 40 tons, and seeing it crash after dropping over 200ft was amazing. I'm looking forward to seeing the film!
Just saw the film in theatres and I thought it was cgi, just looked so fake. What was even that about.
Can someone tell me if they actually destroyed a preserved 7MT to make this??
They made a replica just for the film. No old trains were destroyed only a replica.
@Mike Devos Thanks Mike. I think the weathering was quite real as they used this very train for filming in Norway, infact this replica train has been moved about quite a lot for filming. They also used it in North Yorkshire for filming too. The train was made about 2 years before this final stunt. If you watch the trailer, they have removed the rust in prost production for the final cut.
It was a diesel run replica
I don't think that Americans were dare do that.. both Brits are fine. 70000 came back into steam in May 2022 and 70013 is due to steam in late 2023/early 2024.
道具也🉐耗本“加工”若真…🤓🤓
Столько времени и финансов потрачено,. Лучше помогли бы кому нибудь.
so sorry - no steampressure in the boiler - no real steam explosion =/
It's not a real train obviously
its not real obviously do you think they would use a perfect steam locomotive for greedy expectation
It is actually “dead”
why now there re still ppl shooting w helicopter
Because that's what you do in professional film-making. Helicopters are more stable platforms and they carry WAY more weight than any drone. You can't mount the larger camera rigs on drones.
@@houstonhelicoptertours1006 Not that you would want to mount a 600k camera on a drone with a million dollar plus lens!
Back To The Future?🤣🤣
They wasted a good steam loco😢
It was porpoise built for the film. It wouldn't have existed if it wasn't for the film. It gave a lot of people work and the film is out in July. Should be good. Thanks
did they really kill a modified british rail standard 8F 'Britannia' locomotive for a mission impossible film? what a waste of heritage kind of makes me angry if it was modified and not a mock up however if it was a mockup then it doesnt matter other than i hope they cleaned that wreck up before the peak district karens find out there countryside got wrecked lol.
It's not a real Locomotive
@@march3473 well then it doesnt matter thank god!
*It was a very Cunning Stunt !*