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Week 18 of the NFL will define the guests to the Playoffs and one of the teams that was looking to enter was the Steelers, that prior to meeting the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium saw the Batman villain Bane enter, characterized by Terrell Suggs.
Before starting the crucial duel for both teams, The former Ravens player came out of the tunnel with the mask along with a military vest and camouflage pants, emulating the scene from the 2012 movie “The Dark Knight Rises”.
This action was a characteristic of the Ravens linebacker, as he used to do it in his playing days., so days before the last date, the franchise announced its presence on social networks.
“It’s probably something I’m used to, but I’ll play it by ear. I am guided more or less by the energy of the crowd, I feed on them like I always did, “Suggs said in The Baltimore Sun.
Presenting as a “legend” to the crowd that was thrilled with his entry, Terrell sacked Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, who said goodbye to his home, Heinz Field, 17 times last date. Suggs ranks eighth in sacks in all of NFL history with a career total of 139.
Like on the big screen. This is how the scene was recorded
It was in 2012 when the film “Batman: The Dark Knight Rises” was released. and that remained in the collective memory thanks to the mythical scene in which the villain Bane makes his appearance at the Steelers’ Heinz Field.
This part of the film was recorded on August 6, 2011, when the production team gathered more than 10,000 extras to to accommodate them in the Steelers’ house and where 53 explosive points were used in the empty field.
Thanks to its budget of 250 million dollars, the building was remodeled to change the advertising of the NFL team for the fictional Gotham City.
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