Jane Got a Gun

Jane Got a Gun

In the Wild West, when you seek revenge, you always dig two graves - one for the enemy, the other for yourself. Jane, a girl who runs a farm alone, will have to change this axiom. Jane's no-travel husband, currently outlawed, sometimes returns home with eight bullet holes from his robbery partners. In order to somehow resist this pack of scumbags, which will soon invade the ranch and destroy everyone, the hostess will have to turn to her former lover. They haven't seen each other for ten years, but a sense of duty, the promised profit and a drop of nobility should help the former couple protect the lands and themselves. The skirmish will bring not one or two corpses, so prepare as many wooden Mackintoshes as possible. Read more After the thorough approval of the script, the project suffered many obstacles on the way to at least some filming. They started at the beginning of 2013, in the territory of New Mexico, under the leadership of Lynn Ramsey, who did not appear on the set on the very first day. Thus, with her departure from the project, Jude Law also left, while Natalie Portman was permanently attached to the film. For some time, Michael Fassbender was assigned the role of Lowe, whose place was eventually taken by Ewan McGregor. Gavin O'Connor, who many may know from the well-established drama "Warrior" (2011), took the director's place of Lynn Ramsey. O'Connor's merits, including participation in projects with sandy locations, became the choice made by the producer of the film "Jane takes the gun" Scott Steindorff. Since everything was already ready for filming, which was 9 months of careful preparation, which included the development of special scenery and costumes, the producer could not freeze it in any way, otherwise a considerable amount of money would be lost. For actor Noah Emmerick, who will play the husband of Natalie Portman's heroine, this is not the first, but already the fifth joint work with Gavin O'Connor, after their partnership during the filming of "Flying Field".