Meet the Filmmaker: Interviews from 2010–2012 Louis Leterrier, "Clash of the Titans": Meet the Filmmaker
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Apr 5, 2010 
Louis Leterrier, known for his work on 'Clash of the Titans' and 'The Transporter', shares insights from the thrilling world of filmmaking. He discusses the emotional ride of preparing for a film's release and the challenges of editing and audience reaction. Leterrier dives into the importance of mythology in storytelling, the dynamics of casting, and the evolving landscape of the Marvel Universe. With a focus on cinematic techniques, he highlights the differences between 2D and 3D filmmaking and the artistry behind creating immersive visuals.
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Leterrier and Neeson
- Louis Leterrier recounts meeting Liam Neeson, initially mistaken for a production assistant.
- Neeson then mentioned his role in Excalibur, influencing the armor design.
Anime Inspiration
- Leterrier's armor design for Clash of the Titans was inspired by the anime Knights of the Zodiac, not Excalibur.
- He believed metal armor was more practical for gods in a world at war.
Gods as Action Figures
- Each god in Clash of the Titans has armor made of a different metal and color.
- Leterrier jokingly refers to directing the actors in their elaborate costumes as "playing with action figures."