Fountain of Youth
The best secrets are the hardest to find.
Country
Production
Budget
$180 000 000
Box office
$0
Director
Actors
Scenario
Producer
Guy Ritchie, Ivan Atkinson, Jake Myers, Tripp Vinson, David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, William Sherak, Don Granger, Paul Neinstein, James Vanderbilt
Camera operator
Ed Wild
Composer
Chris Benstead
Artist
Martyn John, Matilda Beard, Sam Sparks
Audition
Dan Hubbard
Editing
James Herbert
Whole Team (88)
Whole Team (88)
Short description
A treasure-hunting mastermind assembles a team for a life-changing adventure. But to outwit and outrun threats at every turn, he'll need someone even smarter than he is: his estranged sister.
What's left behind the scenes
- Stanley Tucci's character first appears on screen supposedly in the Vatican (at least, that is what the script states). In reality, he is walking past King William Court—one of the buildings of the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich (London), as can be inferred from the presence of the Chapel of St Peter and St Paul in the shot.
- The Wicked Bible does indeed exist. It was published in 1631 (by publishers Robert Barker and Martin Lucas). As mentioned in the film, the word "not" was omitted in the commandment "Thou shalt not commit adultery" in "Exodus 20:14", so instead of "Thou shalt not commit adultery" it read "Thou shalt commit adultery".
- Luke, played by John Krasinski, drives a British AC Cobra sports car (known in the US as the Shelby Cobra) during the chase scene in London. This detail is a nod to the novels of Clive Cussler, whose protagonist, Dirk Pitt, drives exactly such a car.
- The character played by Stanley Tucci first appears on screen supposedly in the Vatican (at least, that's what the script says). In reality, he walks past King William Court – one of the buildings of the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich (London), which can be concluded from the presence of the chapel of Saints Peter and Paul in the frame.
- The main characters' father is named Harrison, which is a reference to Harrison Ford, who played Indiana Jones in the films of the eponymous franchise.
- The protagonists' father is named Harrison, which is a reference to Harrison Ford, who played Indiana Jones in the films of the eponymous franchise.
- The mention of Alfred J. Vanderbilt during the search for Rembrandt's masterpiece aboard the sunken "Lusitania" is a reference to the great-grandfather of screenwriter James Vanderbilt, who died on the "Lusitania" in 1915.
- The mention of Alfred G. Vanderbilt during the search for Rembrandt's masterpiece aboard the sunken Lusitania is a reference to screenwriter James Vanderbilt's great-grandfather, who perished on the Lusitania in 1915.
- Luke, played by John Krasinski, drives a British sports car, an AC Cobra (known as the Shelby Cobra in the US), during the chase scene in London. This detail is a reference to the novels of Clive Cussler, whose hero Dirk Pitt drives exactly this type of car.
- It is not difficult to dive to the "Lusitania" because, after the attack by a German submarine, it sank relatively close to the Irish coast. The sunken ship was already heavily damaged on the seabed, as the Royal Navy repeatedly dropped depth charges on it, hoping to hit or at least scare away German submarines hiding near the wreckage, and the explosions scattered the debris of the "Lusitania" over a large area.
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