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About Film-"The Beach"

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ABOUT THE FILM
Twentieth Century Fox presents a Figment Film, Leonardo DiCaprio in "The Beach," also starring Tilda Swinton, Virginie Ledoyen, Guillaume Canet and Robert Carlyle. The film is directed by Danny Boyle, and produced by Andrew Macdonald. The screenplay is by John Hodge, based on the book by Alex Garland. The director of photography is Darius Khondji, A.S.C., A.F.C., and the production designer is Andrew McAlpine. The editor is Masahiro Hirakubo, the co-producer is Callum McDougall, music is by Angelo Badalamenti, and the costume designer is Rachael Fleming.

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When Alex Garland’s novel The Beach was published in 1996 it garnered impressive reviews. The New York Times Book Review called it "absorbing" and "a genuine page turner." Booklist said it was an "intensely imagined tale ... a wholly original and unsettling depiction of psyches shaped by the bewildering messages of ‘Loony Tunes,’ ‘Apocalypse Now,’ Nintendo and the age-old cult of oblivion."

But it was a friend’s recommendation that grabbed Danny Boyle’s interest. "I was mesmerized by my friend’sdescription of the island and its secret community," recalls the director of "Trainspotting" and "Shallow Grave." "Like the story itself, the book’s success lies in people passing the word onto each other," Boyle continues. "We were keen to distance the film from Lord of the Flies, which The Beach has been unfairly compared to. Alex’s novel is a wonderful parable of modern life – that nature isn’t something we can just waltz into and develop to our taste.

"The film certainly isn’t about primitivism. The inhabitants of the island occupy a very sophisticated and developed world. And the violence comes not from some primal urge, but from the highly sophisticated stimuli we surround ourselves with, even in a tropical paradise."

The story’s examination of the notion of paradise was another draw. "Searching for paradise is ingrained in many of our psyches," notes Boyle. "But the problem with paradise is that it’s exclusive by nature. The characters who live at what they think is paradise – the beach – don’t want anyone else coming and spoiling the land. They want it to remain exclusive. And inevitably when they are threatened by new arrivals, they’ll do anything, even resort to violence, to protect paradise; that’s one of the ironies of the story."


ABOUT THE LOCATION
Shooting began on location in Phi Phi Le. Each day, cast and crew traveled on boats to the island while the camera equipment was moored on a ship off the island. Makeup and costumes also were set up on a boat that went out to the island each day. The production then moved to Khao Yai National Park to shoot waterfall scenes.

Due to the myriad difficulties presented by filming in Bangkok, the small town of Krabi doubled for the Thai capital. Additional locations included the middle of Andaman Sea (where DiCaprio, Ledoyen and Canet braved jellyfish and even a shark), Phuket and soundstages in Thalang.

While several of these locations matched the idyllic settings described in the story, Leonardo DiCaprio points out that the true nature of paradise can’t be found in any exotic locale. "Richard discovers that paradise is something you can find only within yourself. It’s not some far-off idyllic place. It’s not some fantasy or the next stop on the train station. It’s where you are now – finding and experiencing things on your own that will make you happy."

Danny Boyle adds that he hopes audiences take away two kinds of experiences from the "The Beach." "The first half of the film is a deeply pleasurable, romantic, sensual journey of what many of us crave for – paradise. The second half explores some of the moral complexities and contradictions that surround the concept of paradise. So I hope that people will find the film both a pleasurable and challenging experience."

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