A very tiny interview with Dog the Bounty Hunter director Andrew Dunn in the ‘Tiser.
Dunn said he is sensitive about how Hawaii is portrayed to the rest of the country, and he avoids the visual cliches to which many Mainlanders are accustomed.
“The thing you always see in Hawai’i productions is the sweeping helicopter shot,” he says. “We’re not doing that. We’re down here where the people are. Wherever Duane’s people are is where we are.”{
Hmmm… so they’ve replaced “visual cliches” with racial stereotyping. Good call dickweeds.
The ‘Tiser: ‘Dog’ director keeps up with action
