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The Devil’s Mouth: Real Sharks Were Only the Start | Set Stories
Collider’s behind-the-scenes feature explores the making of Amazon Prime thriller The Devil’s Mouth, with cast members describing the demanding conditions of filming in Thailand. The story matters chiefly as promotional context for the production, highlighting the practical challenges used to create its water- and cave-based setting.
Tommi Rose, Nico Hiraga, Gavin Casalegno and Lana Condor recount seeing real shark fins while travelling to set, as well as working for months in large water tanks and constructed cave sets. The article does not provide further plot details, release information or production figures.
In short
- Cast describe difficult water-based filming in Thailand.
- Real shark sightings added to the production’s atmosphere.
- Months were spent in tanks and cave sets.
Explained simply
The Devil's Mouth is a thriller series produced for Amazon Prime Video. A behind-the-scenes feature details the cast's experiences whilst filming the production in Thailand.
Filming took place in water tanks and specially constructed cave sets designed to recreate the story's settings. The cast members also encountered genuine environmental hazards during production, including shark sightings near the filming locations.
The coverage serves as promotional material for the series, emphasising the practical challenges of creating its water and cave-based sequences. It features accounts from cast members Tommi Rose, Nico Hiraga, Gavin Casalegno and Lana Condor about their experience on set.
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