Watchmen Production Diary Now a Whole Hell of a Lot Sadder

Once a month, the official Watchmen movie website posts a new production diary, showing behind-the-scenes footage from the making of the film, showcasing the magnificent costumes, and the elaborate sets. It was presumed that they would continue until the film's debut, but now that the movie's release date is in question due to the ongoing lawsuit, they may have a few more videos to make if the release date gets pushed back to 2010. Perhaps that's another positive way to look at this situation -- if the movie gets delayed, we get more DVD extras!

Anyway, the new video, focusing on the actual filming of the film, is pretty sweet. Most of the video is interviews with Director of Photography Larry Fong (talking about his shooting style compared to what he did on Lost) and Producer Deborah Snyder (talking about how awesome her director husband Zack Snyder is), but there are also some amazing glimpses of scenes being shot, including:

- Nite Owl (Patrick Wilson) prowling around an elaborate pillar-and-staircase set that may be part of Ozymandias' palace.
- Dan Dreiberg (a.k.a. Nite Owl, a.a.k.a. Wilson) in his kitchen and on the street, sporting some kickass sideburns.
- Soviet officers in front of a green screen, plus an animatic of a plane flying over their heads as they look at a... nuclear missile, maybe?
- Silk Spectre (Malin Akerman) arguing with Billy Crudup -- who's wearing a glowing, Tron-looking motion-capture outfit to play Dr. Manhattan -- on a partial Mars set.

While not yet available on the official site (it's exclusive to IGN and their finicky video player), you can see it on YouTube. Who knows -- maybe by the time the trial date rolls around, Snyder could sneak out most of the movie through these videos, with Warner Bros. and Fox none the wiser!

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