It was a big weekend at Heinz Field, home of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Christopher Nolan used the stadium to film an important scene in “The Dark Knight Rises,” and more than a few people were there, including some very famous ones.
According to multiple local reports, more than 10,000 people were in the scene, making noise for the fictional gridiron squad, the Gotham Rogues. In addition to these extras, real players from the Pittsburgh Steelers got in on the action, including Hines Ward, Willie Colon, Ben Roethlisberger, Heath Miller, Ike Taylor, Aaron Smith, Ryan Clark, Troy Polamalu, and Brett Keisel; rather than being extras in the stadium, they were extras for the Rogues. Bill Cower, a former coach of the Steelers, was also there to play the coach. Even Pittsburgh mayor Luke Ravenstahl got involved.
There was also a part where Tom Hardy, playing Bane, got up and spoke to the crowd. Hypable has two videos dealing with this section. Well, the first is actually just audio, and it takes awhile before you get to hear anything. The second video, which is shorter, also has some shaky visuals.
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Anne Hathaway's Catwoman: How's She Stack Up To Past 'Batman' Felines?
Posted 8/5/11 3:16 pm EST by Splash Page Team in Commentary, DC Comics
By Brian Phares
The cat is out of the bag! We have finally glimpsed Anne Hathaway as Selena Kyle (a.k.a. Catwoman). Whether or not this costume is Catwoman’s final form remains to be seen; in fact, whether or not she even becomes Catwoman in the film is still a topic of debate (though we're willing to bet a week's salary she will).
Staying true to "Batman" traditions, for every new installment in the franchise we can be sure there will be new costumes, new gadgets, and new Batmobiles. Below we trace the lineage of the Catwoman’s costume through the annals of history, and give you our thoughts on which Cat takes the proverbial fish cake.
Thanks For Everything, Julie Newmar (and Eartha and Lee too)
The old cat is definitely not old hat. When I look back on the Catwoman costumes of yesteryear, I am shocked and delighted by their sexy simplicity. Despite Julie Newmar’s crazy eyebrows, her classic getup of all black satin and a cute kitty cat headband turns heads. Later cats Eartha Kitt and Lee Meriwether eschewed eyebrows for face masks fit for a masquerade. But don’t let Meriwether’s demure looks fool you. See those kitty claws? They will slash your effin’ face off!
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