Moscow in Madrid

1965
4 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuWhen David Lean made his film Doktor Schiwago (1965), he realized that it would be impossible to do location shooting in Moscow. Instead, he found a location on the plains outside Madrid, Sp... Alles lesenWhen David Lean made his film Doktor Schiwago (1965), he realized that it would be impossible to do location shooting in Moscow. Instead, he found a location on the plains outside Madrid, Spain and built a set to look like the Russian capital. This promotional film gives viewers ... Alles lesenWhen David Lean made his film Doktor Schiwago (1965), he realized that it would be impossible to do location shooting in Moscow. Instead, he found a location on the plains outside Madrid, Spain and built a set to look like the Russian capital. This promotional film gives viewers a short look at the set under construction.

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Featured on the 2-disc Warner Brothers DVD of Doktor Schiwago (1965), released in 2001.

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Features Die großen Erwartungen (1946)

Soundtracks
Colonel Bogey March
Written by Kenneth Alford
Performed by Mitch Miller and his Orchestra and Chorus

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6/10

Purely a promotional piece to promote DR. ZHIVAGO...

TCM is offering this short as an example of their series of shorts on art directors, but basically it's a promotional piece of publicity for the forthcoming David Lean production of DR. ZHIVAGO.

Mention is made of how Soviet Russia had to be replicated in Madrid when the Soviets refused to permit the director to film the story in a country where the book had been banned.

So, Lean had to go to Spain to recreate Russia outside of the Soviet Union. The story, of course, is set during the time of the Russian Revolution and covers a span of forty years. Various members of the cast are seen in brief close-ups and the short is narrated in typical press coverage fashion by an enthusiastic narrator urging you to see the fascinating screen epic.

Rather than a short on the work of the art director, it's practically a trailer for the film itself.