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An Exclusive Behind-The-Scenes Look At the Making Of The Warcraft Film
The Warcraft movie only grossed $47 million in the domestic box office, but was a hit overseas, pulling in a combined total of $433 million. If you avoided Warcraft in theaters, but still want to see it, you can pick it up on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD starting tomorrow.
Legendary Pictures has given us an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the creation of this film. In this short minute-and-a-half video, actor Daniel Wu (Gul'dan) recalls landing the role in the film. "We had a baby last year, and I was supposed to take a year off of work, and then in November I got a call to do an audition," he says. "I told my [wife] about it, and she says 'You can't do it,' and I'm like 'It's for Warcraft,' and she says 'Oh! You really have to do it!"
For more on the Warcraft film, check out our interview with Duncan Jones to learn his favorite games, and how he ended up in the director's chair.
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