The French site Cloneweb has posted shots of extras form the Prince of Persia movie adaptation in full costume, somewhere near Marrakech in Morroco.




Thanks Kyle!
The French site Cloneweb has posted shots of extras form the Prince of Persia movie adaptation in full costume, somewhere near Marrakech in Morroco.
Thanks Kyle!
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As excited as I am about this movie, these costumes don’t appear to be historically or culturally accurate. I realize the movie is not supposed to be a documentary nor is it aimed towards pleasing the Persian community; however, Persians are EXTREMELY proud of their heritage and anything slightly Arabicized (as these costumes are) will be a huge turn off for them. I’m afraid this movie will get negative reviews because of this
Their displeasure can be quite wrathful, lol. And I say this only because I AM Persian!
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