comme plusieurs d'entre nous sûrement, vous aurez vu le très beau film «The King's Speech». je suis sortie du visionnement envoûté par l'ambiance du bureau de Logue, son thérapeute. pendant le film, j'observais minutieusement le décor en me demandant ce que je pourrais en faire chez nous. je voulais vivre là, y travailler, boire du thé et j'ajouterais même colin firth assis sur le divan élimé...
à lire, cet article qui explique toute cette partie du film, les choix et lieux de tournage.
«The actual rooms Logue practised in were too small to film so the team found a building a block away, 33 Portland Place, which has an unusual vaulted room with large leaded windows at one end, reminiscent of a Venetian palace, and roof lights that make it look a bit like an artist's studio and allow some light in on the pervasive gloom.
This room also has extraordinary walls, decorated in distressed browns and oranges like an exotic damaged fresco, if in autumnal colours. When the team arrived, one area was covered in wallpaper infused with oil, which had then been half-scraped, half-burned off. Eve Stewart, the production designer, loved the mottled, peeling effect so much that she decided to reproduce it across the whole wall. »
vraiment intéressant.
à lire, cet article qui explique toute cette partie du film, les choix et lieux de tournage.
«The actual rooms Logue practised in were too small to film so the team found a building a block away, 33 Portland Place, which has an unusual vaulted room with large leaded windows at one end, reminiscent of a Venetian palace, and roof lights that make it look a bit like an artist's studio and allow some light in on the pervasive gloom.
This room also has extraordinary walls, decorated in distressed browns and oranges like an exotic damaged fresco, if in autumnal colours. When the team arrived, one area was covered in wallpaper infused with oil, which had then been half-scraped, half-burned off. Eve Stewart, the production designer, loved the mottled, peeling effect so much that she decided to reproduce it across the whole wall. »
vraiment intéressant.