KEIN INTERNET/KEINE APPS - EXKLUSIV. Ein Blick auf die Nachbildung von 'Florence in 1400' in den Cinecitta Studios in Rom, Italien am 31. Januar 2018. Das Set von 'Florence in 1400' wurde für die italienische Fernsehserie über den Heiligen Franziskus von 2002 entworfen. Danach wurde das Set für andere Shootings adaptiert. 2010 wurde die Kirchenfassade an den typischen toskanischen Architekturstil des 15. Jahrhunderts angepasst, für die Dreharbeiten zu Neri Parenti's 'Amici Miei - Come Tutto Ebbe Inizio', dem Prequel des Kultfilms Amici Miei ('Meine Freunde') von Mario Monicelli. 2012 wurde das Set teilweise umgestaltet, um die CI nachzubilden

• Bildanbieter: Abaca Press / Alamy Stock Foto
• Bild-ID: 2DCW437
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• Format: 5568 x 3712 px | 47,1 x 31,4 cm | 18,6 x 12,4 inches | 300dpi
• Aufnahmedatum: 5. Februar 2018
• Fotograf: ABACAPRESS

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NO WEB/NO APPS - Exclusive. A view of the replica of 'Florence in 1400' at Rome's Cinecitta studios, Italy on January 31, 2018. The set of 'Florence in 1400' was designed for the 2002 Italian TV series about Saint Francis. Afterwards, the set was adapted for other shoots. In 2010, the church facade was modified to match the typical Tuscan architectural style of the 15th century, for the filming of Neri Parenti's 'Amici Miei - Come Tutto Ebbe Inizio', the prequel of the cult-movie Amici Miei ('My Friends') directed by Mario Monicelli. In 2012, the set was partially re-adapted to recreate the city of Verona for Carlo Carlei's 'Romeo and Juliet', starring Damian Lewis, Paul Giamatti, and Hailee Steinfeld. The set underwent another change in 2015 for the movie 'The Young Messiah' with a portion transformed into a landscape of the time of Jesus. Since 2011, Cinecitta Studios has been open to the public with the project 'Cinecitta Shows Off', a cultural initiative which aims at presenting the rich architectural heritage of the famed Dream Factory, offering for the first time the chance to visit the grand outdoor sets and the historic buildings whose halls host a number of themed exhibitions. The showcased scenes, costumes, props, footage and period photographs narrate the history of Cinecittà and of the film productions that have contributed to its legend since 1937. As soon as it opened, 'Cinecitta Shows Off' began offering educational initiatives with the goal of letting young people explore the history of cinema and its trades. Cinecitta includes 22 indoor sound stages and a number of outdoor sets that from time to time undergo different setups according to the needs of the ongoing film and TV productions. Three large permanent sets can be toured every day with specialized guides. Cinecitta was built in 1937 under dictator Benito Mussolini who valued film-making as an important propaganda tool. During its so-called Hollywood-on-the-Tiber heyday of the 1950s and 60s, th