Inside the Deluxe ‘Making of The Revenant’ Book Set, Signed by Leonardo DiCaprio, Alejandro G. Iñárritu (First-Look)

The book set celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Oscar-winning survival epic. The Making of The Revenant Book Courtesy of Insight Editions Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment As 20th Century Studios and New Regency prepare to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s The Revenant, Insight Editions has announced a new publishing effort centered on the Oscar-winning frontier survival epic and its behind-the-scenes. But this are no mere making-of book. Insight, working hand-in-hand with Iñárritu and in partnership with New Regency, is putting out a premium luxury book set aimed at the ultra cinephile and film book collector. Upping the collectibility factor, the package comes signed not only by Iñárritu but by star Leonardo DiCaprio as well. Related Stories Movies Leonardo DiCaprio Reacts to 'One Battle After Another' Co-Star Chase Infiniti's Oscar Snub: "She Was the Heart and Soul" Movies Oscars: Warner Bros. Wows With 30 Nominations as Other Major Studios Snubbed The Making of The Revenant limited edition set is housed in a bespoke clamshell box, the clothbound collection includes two debossed, foil-stamped hardcover volumes, as well as a traditionally bound facsimile of the original shooting script. One volume is a facsimile of Iñárritu’s rare photography book, originally created as a personal wrap gift for cast and crew and reproduced exclusively for this volume. The second volume is the actual The Making of The Revenant tome by author Gina McIntyre, offering an in-depth look at the film’s production, creative vision, and behind-the-scenes journey through detailed commentary and striking images by on-set photographer Kimberly French. The limited edition set is restricted to only 500 numbered copies, signed by Iñárritu, DiCaprio, and cinematographer Emmanuel “Chivo” Lubezki, each of whom received an Academy Award for their work on the film. While that alone should make the set highly coveted, within that batch is the so-called Signed Print Edition of The Making of the Revenant. This one has the above books and script but also comes with an exclusive 16” x 20” giclée print on archival Hot Press Bright paper, signed by DiCaprio. Those editions, in which the collector is receiving a double dose of DiCaprio signatures, are limited to the first 150 of the 500 numbered copies. The publication date for both editions is June 2 but they are available for pre-order. The Making of the Revenant (Limited Edition) is retailing for $750 and The Making of The Revenant (Signed Print Edition) will sell for $1,100. 20th Century and New Regency are bringing back Revenant to select Imax theaters nationwide on February 26 and March 1. It will also be re-released internationally in the U.K., France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Australia, New Zealand, and Mexico. To celebrate the film’s 10th anniversary, Iñárritu will participate in a special Q&A panel discussion Feb. 26, where he will be joined by the film’s star DiCaprio via Zoom. A few tickets still remain for that event but they are going fast. Check out a peek of the set below. The Making of The Revenant Book Courtesy of Insight Editions The Making of The Revenant Book Courtesy of Insight Editions The Making of The Revenant Book Courtesy of Insight Editions The Making of The Revenant Book Courtesy of Insight Editions The Making of The Revenant Book Courtesy of Insight Editions The Making of The Revenant Book Courtesy of Insight Editions The Making of The Revenant Book Courtesy of Insight Editions The Making of The Revenant Book Courtesy of Insight Editions Read More About: Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu Leonardo DiCaprio The Revenant THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up More from The Hollywood Reporter united kingdom Tourette’s Campaigner John Davidson Says He Is “Deeply Mortified” If Anyone Considers “Involuntary Tics to Be Intentional” After BAFTA Backlash