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[video=youtube;anEuw8F8cpE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anEuw8F8cpE[/video][/QUOTE]
Wasn't this scene supposed to be a figth, but Harrison Ford wanted to take a dump so he improvised and they actually kept it?
[editline]13th February 2015[/editline]
Yup
[QUOTE]That bit of unexpected humor flowed not from the pen of a screenwriter but from the desperation of Harrison Ford. His desire to spend less time on this scene and more in a washroom led to an actor-inspired script change that was ultimately worked into the film.
Three months' of shooting in the blazing heat in Tunisia had resulted in a terrible bout
of dysentery for Harrison Ford. The original scene, as called for in the script, would have required approximately three days to shoot. Not looking forward to another lengthy shoot under that blistering sun, Ford persuaded Spielberg to try the scene this much shorter way. (One could say Ford was given "the runs" of the place.)
Occasionally, some confusion surfaces as to who — Ford or Spielberg — had the notion for this script change. The principals themselves don't appear to disagree on it being Ford's baby, but those who've heard the diarrhea story second- and third-hand have been known to get muddled on this point. (In a 1995 interview, George Lucas attributed the creative spark to Steven Spielberg, for example.)
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