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Le Mans, La Città Della 24 Ore Automobilistica E Delcinema ©MOTOPERPETUOPRESS /TUTTODIGITALE © M . O E . T H r O On location - Sui luoghi del cinema a Le Mans e n r P a E W R M P LA MASCHERA G E M / T P DI FERRO - 1997 A U U O 4 © P R di Randall Wallace; E S S con Leonardo / T DiCaprio, Jeremy U T T Irons, John Malkovich, Gerard Depardieu, Gabriel O D Byrne; Warner Home Video; 133 minuti; colore; . I E . G H r I T formato widescreen 1.85:1 e n A r a L W E M Un cast d’eccezione per questo film d’avventura, G M / P che racconta come D’Artagnan e i Tre Moschettieri A U 5 salvano la Francia dalla tirannia di Re Luigi XIV. © Sontuosi i costumi (più di 1400!) utilizzati per la realizzazione del film e spettacolari le location. In primis, il castello di Vaux-le-Vicomte (ad una cinquantina di Km a sud-est di Parigi, nella regione de . E l’Île-de France), e poi il castello di Fontainebleau, . H r e n LE nell’omonima città. Quello di Pierrefonds, in r a W Piccardia, e l’Abbazia di Fontenay in Borgogna. M G M MANS, Anche il capoluogo della Sarthe è stato scelto per / P A U alcune riprese del film. Sull’opuscolo di 8 pagine 5 © LA CITTÀ allegato al DVD, si legge “...Il quartiere medievale di Le Mans vanta alcune delle vie quattrocentesche In alto, a sinistra, la copertina del DVD distribuito dalla Warner Home Video. Il film è disponibile anche in DELLA 24 ORE meglio conservate di tutta la Francia e quasi Blu-ray. Qui sopra, le location ritrovate (a destra) e gli screen pictures del film (a sinistra). AUTOMOBILISTICA E DEL CINEMA totalmente prive di elementi moderni. Le vie di Le L’ordine delle immagini è quello cronologico del film. I numeri permettono di rintracciare i luoghi esatti Mans sono state utilizzate in luogo di quelle di Parigi”. sulla piantina pubblicata nelle pagine seguenti. La cittadina di Le Mans vanta una ricchissima filmografia. I vicoli e le piazze del centro storico spesso si trasformano in set per produzioni cinetelevisive e stravolgono la tranquilla routine di queste parti. E gli abitanti? Orgogliosi di esserci! er ricostruire il legame di Le Mans con la settima Siamo nel 1924 quando viene girato un mediometraggio (volto indimenticabile di memorabili e numerosissimi arte, bisogna ripercorrere il secolo scorso. di 25 minuti. Si tratta di un film pubblicitario romanzato film, nonché interprete di Ben ‘Obi-wan’ Kenobi nella P Le prime riprese della città risalgono alla fine in cui i protagonisti, marito e moglie, si divertono a fare saga di Guerre Stellari ) percorre il Marché des dell’Ottocento, dall’idea di un operatore che voleva shopping nella fiorente cittadina di quegli anni. Jacobins, in una scena del film Il capro espiatorio . diffondere ‘documentari’ e corti comici. Nel 1904 È invece il 1959 quando il compianto Alec Guinness Da quel momento in poi, il capoluogo de La Sarthe cominciano poi ad arrivare i primi film d’attualità locale comincia a collezionare numerosi titoli. Tra i più e nazionale e quando, prima nel 1906, con il primo famosi, oltre a quelli di cui ci occupiamo più ‘Grand Prix de l’Automobile Club de France’, e poi nel dettagliatamente in queste pagine, citiamo Que la 1908, con il primo volo europeo della storia, compiuto fête commence (Che la festa cominci) di Bertrand dall’americano Wilbur Wright, l’interesse intorno alla Tavernier, con Philippe Noiret; Les Blessures città si fa sempre più ampio e non mancano gli Assassines di Jean-Pierre Denis con Sylvie Testud e operatori ad immortalare questi momenti. Julie-Marie Parmentier. Le beau mariage (Il bel segue a pag. 68 6 7 6 Nell’altra pagina, in apertura, un’immagine che mostra parzialmente la Cité Plantagenêt, l’antica area centrale di Le Mans. Sotto alcune foto di case a graticcio e, all’estrema destra, la casa ‘sospesa’, con un orsacchiotto di peluche in finestra mai rimosso dopo che il celebre fotografo Robert Doisneau l’ha immortalato in uno scatto durante una sua visita a Le Mans. Si trova all’inizio della Rue Saint-Pavin-de-la-Cité. Riprodotta in diversi dipinti, resta una delle case simbolo della vecchia città. Qui sopra, alcuni scatti durante le riprese de Le Bossu (film del 1997, diretto da Philippe De Broca ed interpretato da Daniel Auteuil) purtroppo mai uscito in DVD in Italia e di Cyrano de 1 2 3 Bergerac. L’intera Square Dubois (nelle due foto a sinistra e a destra) è stata completamente stravolta per esigenze di scena del film con Auteuil. Al centro, sullo sfondo, si riconosce Le Grabatoire, prima palazzo dei governatori dell’antica regione di Maine, oggi Vescovato del dipartimento di Mans, risale al 1520. Le tre immagini © Archives de la ville du Mans. 64 65 © © BIM/QMedia/01 Distribution © BIM/QMedia/01 Distribution M E © BIM/QMedia/01 Distribution O L T A O T I P E G I R D P E O T T T U O U P T R / S E S S E S / R T P U O U T T T O E 7 P 4 D R I G E P I T O A T L O CYRANO DE BERGERAC - 1990 i dice che gli abitanti di Le Mans, da quel lontano 1989 - anno in cui Jean-Paul Rappenau girò il suo Maschera di Ferro e l’altra in Cyrano de Bergerac . A proposito di quest’ultimo, va detto che il luogo dove E M regia di Jean Paul Rappeneau; Cyrano de Bergerac - ancora sentano ‘atterra’ Gerard Depardieu dopo il salto dal muro non corrisponde alla realtà. La scena in cui cerca di © con Gérard Depardieu, Anne Brochet, Vincent S riecheggiare per le strade la voce di Gerard trattenere il Conte De Guiche (per evitare che scopra la celebrazione del matrimonio furtivo tra Roxane e il Pérez, Jacques Weber , Roland Bertin; BiM/01 Depardieu. Non dubitiamo. Mentre camminiamo 9 giovane Christian), si svolge ben più distante, lungo l’Escalier de la pierre de Tucé (10). Distribution; 138 minuti ; colore; formato 4/3 1.33:1. tra i vicoli del centro, ci sembra di scorgere, Ma torniamo dove eravamo rimasti. Davanti a noi, nella Place Saint Michel (4), riconosciamo un’altra in un’ombra davanti a noi, il mantello di location. Si tratta della bottega dell’ebanista Robert Agamennone che nel film, debitamente Cyrano e la sagoma del suo cappello col ritoccata, corrisponde alla facciata della pasticceria nella quale Cyrano ha pennacchio... Non ci stupiamo. Siamo dato appuntamento alla bella Roxane, interpretata da Anne qui per scoprire i luoghi delle Brochet (4). La stessa piazza è stata usata anche ne riprese ed è inevitabile che la La Maschera di ferro così come la Rue de la 8 fantasia ci accompagni durante Reine Bérengère (5) - che stiamo la nostra ricerca. percorrendo - in un senso e L’appuntamento è al Pilier 5 nell’altro. Proseguiamo ora © BIM/QMedia/01 Distribution 4 Rouge, come dicono qui, 6 sulla Grand’Rue, oltre la ovvero a La Maison du Pilier- 7 square Dubois. Voltiamo a Rouge, all’incrocio tra la via 2 destra e imbocchiamo la omonima e la Grand’Rue, adiacente Rue du Bouquet. la Square Dubois (6). In questa, Arriviamo a metà della via che è la più antica casa civile 3 e, dopo quello che scopriamo 10 della città vecchia (XII-XIII essere uno spazio verde secolo), ha sede anche coltivato ad orto dai bambini di 8 l’Accueil Touristique. La Le Mans, alziamo lo sguardo. nostra guida, Nathalie, ci Ecco apparire una delle case 1 riceve con un gran sorriso e simbolo di questo centro storico, la tantissimo materiale ‘casa sospesa’, presente in un’altra fotografico di scena. Quasi scena (3). non crediamo ai nostri occhi. Proseguiamo fino alla fine de la Rue La città di Le Mans ha lo du Bouquet e svoltiamo a sinistra. stesso nostro obiettivo: la Scorgiamo immediatamente il muro scoperta e la valorizzazione dei dove, a tradimento, viene colpito Nella foto in alto , Nathalie Jupin, ‘guide luoghi attraverso la settima arte! La sua voce piena di Cyrano. È sufficiente girarci indietro e conferencière’ di Le Mans ed appassionata di entusiasmo ci travolge, mentre camminiamo, con i racconti legati alle riprese riconoscere anche la scena di un’altra cinema. Accompagna piccoli gruppi sulle tracce soprattutto de Le bossu ma anche di Cyrano de Bergerac . Eccoci allora nella piazza dove si svolge la prima ripresa (8). delle location cinematografiche e, con loro, ricrea - scena del film. Siamo nella Place du Cardinal-Grente. Alla nostra sinistra la splendida Cathédrale Saint-Julien, Insomma, che sia per scorgere angoli con tanto di costumi di scena - i momenti più costruita a metà dell’XI secolo, e, a destra, Le Grabatoire (7), oggi sede del Vescovato di Mans, in puro stile nascosti, scoprire ricchezze storiche ed 3 significativi dei film girati a Le Mans, come le tirate rinascimentale. L’esterno del coro della Cattedrale (9) è stato scelto come sfondo di due riprese, una ne La architettoniche o andare in cerca di location, questa città non smette di incantare. G.V. di naso di Cyrano! Maggiori informazioni presso l’Office du Tourisme, tel. 0033 (0)2 43 28 17 22. © BIM/QMedia/01 Distribution © BIM/QMedia/01 Distribution Sotto, Robert Agamennone, ebanista. PER SAPERNE DI PIÙ La facciata del suo laboratorio è stata ‘camuffata’ ATOUT FRANCE per le riprese del film di Rappenau. Tra le mani, Ente per lo sviluppo del Turismo Francese orgoglioso, tiene la foto scattata durante le riprese Via Tiziano 32, 20145 Milano - del film.
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