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Part of the reason Jones and his team have held back on footage is that the effects wizards at Industrial Light And Magic are still busy turning raw footage of performance-capture work, concept art and empty scene plates into shots of marauding armies and quieter character moments. As for Orgrim, he certainly has the right look, and manages to effectively blend some realism with the Warcraft games' slighly caricatured aesthetic.
Jones explained why he picked Kazinsky to play the multi-faceted creature: “We were looking for someone who would be able to perform the gruffness, the humour, and the toughness of this character.” ILM and the director are promising the most lifelike creatures yet seen on screen for the film, which has enjoyed an unusually long post-production process thanks to the requirements involved.
As for the film’s plot, Jones has already talked about that. “From the moment I first talked to Blizzard, the plan was to start our film with the first time orcs met humans,” he says. “First contact! I think that for a world with so much newness to explain, this was a wise choice, especially when so many people in our audience may not know anything about Warcraft... It was important that some of our characters would be seeing the world fresh as well, and that the audience could see the situation through their eyes. A Warcraft film should not be about a good race of humans battling an evil race of orcs. Warcraft should be about heroes on both sides trying to avoid a conflict, when villains leave them no choice.”
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