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The Devil Wears Prada: film trails in Paris |
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Discover where the film was shot.
Follow the Paris Film Trails and explore famous or little-known parts of the city that have featured in classic and recent movies. Over 650 film shoots take place in Paris each year, and some 4,000 different outside locations have been used. The Film Trails are pocket guides for lovers of Paris and the cinema.
Report by Mission Cinéma - Mairie de Paris - www.cinema.paris.fr
Photos and film poster © Twentieth Century Fox
Setting 6: Medieval Paris
Andy and Christian stroll through Paris after a hard day at the fashion shows. Andy is beginning to find this handsome writer more and more attractive…
Setting
The narrow streets between the Seine and Place Maubert – Impasse Maubert, Rue du Haut Pavé, Rue des Grands Degrés, Rue de l’Hôtel Colbert, Rue de la Bûcherie and Rue de Bièvre – offer us a glimpse of medieval Paris. At 15 Rue de la Bûcherie is a fine 17th-century building topped by an 18th-century rotunda. Now occupied by municipal services, it was once the city’s first faculty of medicine. The Rue de Bièvre follows the course of an old branch of the Bièvre, a small river that used to flow into the Seine before it was diverted into the city’s drainage system. It is now entirely covered over. Halfway down this street on the right you will find a charming garden that is not even marked on maps of the city...
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