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Where Was Patton Filmed? Find Out Filming Locations Of This 1969 Movie
Where was Patton filmed at; find out the filming locations of this 1969 movie that was based on the life of US General George S. Patton.
Source: Still from Patton
Patton is a 1969 epic biographical film that was directed by Franklin J. Schaffner and won as many as seven Academy Awards, among other accolades. The movie was critically acclaimed for its cultural, historical, and aesthetic significance. Read along and find out where was
Patton filmed?
According to IMDb, The movie which was based on the
Patton: Ordeal and Triumph biography was shot in various parts of Spain, Morroco, Italy as well as the UK and the USA. The list of location where the movie was filmed in Spain include Cabo de Gata, Sierra de Urbasa, La Granja, Almería, Royal Palace of Madrid, Tabernas, La Alcazaba and La Granja de San Ildefonso. In the UK the movie has sequences shot at Over Peover in Cheshire, while som
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There are moments in
Straight Shooting (1917), the first feature directed by John (then Jack ) Ford, when its star Harry Carey (1878-1947) exudes a naturalism that the famous Western actors who followed him, most notably John Wayne, strove to emulate.
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When Carey s character Cheyenne Harry is looking confidingly at the camera, his surly almost-smile is millimeter-perfect in its grudgingness and sense of the ironic. His unsteadiness and glazed expression when drunk convey that bizarre mix of hyper-selfawareness and dimmed comprehension everyone knows when they ve had two or three too many. In the rhetoric-heavy era of silent cinema acting, Carey was a marvel of minimalism – unlike William S. Hart, his peer (and fellow New Yorker
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