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Principal photography began in Los Angeles on June 10, 2016.<ref name="Variety">[http://variety.com/2016/film/news/j-j-abrams-god-particle-john-ortiz-aksel-hennie-1201784396/ Variety - John Ortiz, Aksel Hennie Join J.J. Abrams Sci-Fi Thriller 'God Particle']</ref> | Principal photography began in Los Angeles on June 10, 2016.<ref name="Variety">[http://variety.com/2016/film/news/j-j-abrams-god-particle-john-ortiz-aksel-hennie-1201784396/ Variety - John Ortiz, Aksel Hennie Join J.J. Abrams Sci-Fi Thriller 'God Particle']</ref> | ||
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The Cloverfield Paradox is a 2018 science fiction film produced by Paramount Pictures and Bad Robot. The third entry in the Cloverfield anthology series, it became available to stream via Netflix on February 4, 2018.
Description
Orbiting above a planet on the brink of war, scientists test a device to solve an energy crisis and end up face-to-face with a dark alternate reality.
Staff
Staff role on the left, staff member's name on the right.
- Directed by Julius Onah
- Written by Oren Uziel, Doug Jung
- Executive producing by Bob Dohrmann, Tommy Harper
- Produced by J.J. Abrams, Lindsey Weber
- Music by Bear McCreary
- Cinematography by Dan Mindel
- Edited by Alan Baumgarten
- Production design by Doug J. Meerdink
- Assistant directing by Mark Anthony Little
Cast
Actor's name on the left, character played on the right.
- David Oyelowo as
- Gugu Mbatha-Raw as
- Daniel Brühl as
- Elizabeth Debicki as
- Chris O'Dowd as
- John Ortiz as
- Ziyi Zhang as
- Aksel Hennie as
- Roger Davies as
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Production
Principal photography began in Los Angeles on June 10, 2016.[1]
Alternate Reality Game
On July 17, 2017, Paramount opened a Twitter account for a Slusho truck, Slusho being the name of the fictitious soft drink whose parent company Tagruato inadvertently awakened the monster in the backstory for Cloverfield. A physical truck appeared at San Diego Comic Con several days later, serving beverages to attendees.[2] By completing a small puzzle involving a Snapchat filter, attendees could sign up to receive a Slusho bobblehead.[3] A Twitter account for the truck, @SLUSHOTRUCK, wrote about stops in six American towns and cities from July 17 to August 6, although it was only spotted in San Diego.
On January 18, 2018, the tenth anniversary of Cloverfield's theatrical debut, the tagruato.jp website featured in the alternate reality games for that film and 10 Cloverfield Lane was updated. Only the main page is accessible, displaying an error message amid heavy distortion of the original site. Beneath and behind the error message is a press release announcing Tagruato's pursuit of a "revolutionary new energy technology," which is projected to be ready by April 18, 2028. The next day, Reddit user jnutttzzz discovered that the URL 04-18-2028.com led to a garbled video of a person saying, "That is why I'm trying to warn you about the dangers of Tagruato is trying to do." On January 24, both sites updated, with tagruato.jp displaying a new article about Tagruato partnering with companies called Oslo One and Norway Renewable. Audio from 04-18-2028.com mentioned an author named Mark Stambler, presumably a relative of Howard Stambler from 10 Cloverfield Lane. The character created a Twitter account, @TheMarkStambler, to deny any involvement with the videos, claiming that they were "most likely a student-designed hoax."
Packages containing Slusho bobbleheads, which also included a certificate of authenticity and pamphlet on the Cloverfield Energy Initiative, began to arrive at the homes of signatories on January 27.[4] A third video on 04-18-2018.com, posted the same day, revealed that Mark Stambler was a professor, and his book was about the real intent behind Tagruato's Clean Energy Initiative. Stambler tweeted another denial that his face was in the videos, adding, "My students are clearly taking a lesson plan about temporal anomalies too far."
The 04-18-2028.com video from January 30 included the phrase "third floor, by the lamp," a detail which prompted Stambler to notify the New York City Police Department. Five minutes after his Tweet, @SLUSHOTRUCK announced an impending tour of the East Coast. Tagruato.jp updated with a warning that the company was executing a 20-year plan to "steal the rest of the world's energy," as well as a January 2007 article in Hebrew about a temporary closing of Highway 90 near the Dead Sea.
Gallery
- Main article: The Cloverfield Paradox/Gallery.
Alternate Titles
- God Particle (Working Title)
Videos
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References
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