The railway bridge in Dritz contributes a new perspective to this film.
The scenery is spectacular, so let's take a look at the location of Paris in Mission Impossible 6!
LeGrandPalais in Paris.
Since Jeffrey Jacob Abrams directed Mission Impossible 3, the street view has been highly echoed with the plot, which has become the creative symbol of this series. This also means that the screenwriter will constantly rewrite the plot according to the landscape survey results of the director and producer, so that the story line can fit the action line given by the real scene and develop one by one.
Mission Impossible 6 chose the Grand Palace in Paris as the first shot. I have to say that this choice is really smart.
The Grand Palace in Paris not only has a fashion attribute that is connected with the subsequent plot (Chanel has set up the overpass of Paris Fashion Week and Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week here for three consecutive years 13), but also has an indescribable grand roof as the largest Art Nouveau building in the world.
Think about it, the base jump landed directly on the glass dome where the debris appeared, and this picture is more powerful.
Paris Grand Palace is located at the intersection of Champs Elysé es and Winston Churchill Avenue. Together with the small palace next to it, it is the venue of the 1900 Paris World Expo, which was jointly built by Charles Giraud, Henry Daeghling, Albert Thomas and other architects.
In the past century, it has been used as a venue for equestrian competitions, works of art, jewelry and fashion exhibitions.
Another little-known history is that during the turbulent years of World War I and World War II, the Grand Palace was briefly transformed into a military hospital, a truck factory, a Nazi propaganda exhibition hall and the headquarters of the resistance movement.
According to the renovation plan announced by the French government last year, the Grand Palais in Paris will be closed for three years from June 5, 20438+February 2020, and reopened on the eve of the Paris Olympic Games.
By then, there will be six new exhibition halls in the building, as well as a pedestrian street, a roof platform overlooking the city skyline and a building called Palais.
The Science Museum in deladecouverte is open to the public at the same time as the brand-new Art Deco Palace.
Royal Palace (Royal Palace)
The palace rarely appears in guidebooks. Wherever I go, the atmosphere is always empty and quiet, which is one of the reasons why I have a special liking for it.
In the film, Ethan and British agent Ilsa Foster meet secretly in the garden of the palace, and the subsequent scene takes place in the arcade of the palace.
The earliest owner of this royal palace was Louis XIII's Prime Minister Cardinal Li Sailiu. After Li Sailiu's death, it was included in the Bourbon royal estate as a legacy, and the name of the royal palace was decided.
After Louis XIV moved to Versailles, the palace changed hands to the Duke of Orleans, and was rashly converted into a arcade by the fifth generation owner of the Orleans family during the French Revolution.
In a sense, the arcade of the palace is actually an ancient shopping plaza and commercial pedestrian street in the world.
It was after the French Revolution that the golden age of the palace began. Until the first half of the19th century, it was still regarded as the most lively place in Paris and even Europe-eating, drinking, whoring and gambling, and all kinds of businesses satisfying human desires and ambitions can be found here.
However, fate reversed again, and with the ban on prostitution in Paris, the palace became depressed again.
For travelers who like architecture and human history, there are many scenic spots worth visiting in the palace. Black-and-white columns and metal spherical fountains in the courtyard were newly installed works in1980s.
——Comedie, a French classical theatre, is located in the west corner of the palace.
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Troca de Rocadero
Located on the banks of the Seine and north of the Eiffel Tower, Trocadero Square is the first choice to enjoy the panoramic view of the tower. Photographers generally believe that this is an ideal place to shoot the scenery of Paris.
Whether you want to photograph the Palais de Chaillot, the Seine River and the cruise terminal upside down, or you want to use the steps in the square to create a special composition of the Eiffel Tower, gardens, pools and statues on the same central axis, there are countless angles to try.
The square was named after the Battle of Dro, troca, and was built to commemorate 1823 when the French army occupied the Spanish island of Dro, troca. 1878, the second World Expo was held in Paris. At that time, the main venue was located in Drouet Palace in troca, next to the square.
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Unfortunately, this work, which was designed by Gabrie Davide, a famous architect and mixed with Spanish and Byzantine elements, only survived for half a century and was later used by the Palais des Nations.
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Objects that originally belonged to the old palace can now be mourned by people, leaving only rhinoceros and elephant statues standing at the entrance of the Orsay Museum.
The main entrance of Xiale Palace is facing the semicircle square, on the high platform. The elegant square garden and the statue of the hero Fuxi clearly come into view, and the Eiffel Tower seems to be close at hand.
Besides sightseeing, visiting museums is also a good choice. Museum of Humanities, naval museum, Museum of French Literature, Museum of French Film and Museum of Architectural History, these five pearls are all hidden in this new artistic style "Fritillaria".
Viaduk de Ostritz railway bridge
There are many bridges with stories in Paris. The new bridge dating back to16th century, the Alexander III Bridge decorated with bronze gilded knights, and the asymmetric Donelle Bridge are all very popular among travelers.
In Mission Impossible 6, the motorcycle chase and street fighting drama, which appeared as meat, mainly happened in the area of St. Martin Canal. I don't know if it was intentional. Osdritz Osdritz Railway Bridge is not well-known, but it can't be underestimated, and it has become the visual focus of these shots.
The Dritz railway bridge was built at 1903. Jean-Camille Formigi, the designer and architect of Hamukai Bridge, was entrusted to design an all-metal bridge with a span of140m, which broke the record of all bridges in Paris at that time (until now, only Charles de Gaulle Bridge has exceeded the former).
The main structure of the Dritz railway bridge is a crescent arch with a length of1.40m, specifically, two parabolic steel arcs. The bridge deck is empty on the water surface by these two parabolas and connected with the stone bridge abutment near the river bank.
Formiji created a series of marine-themed relief decorations on the outside of the steel structure, including dolphins, shells and seaweed. The carved patterns of the Paris heraldic can be found on the steel base, as well as the star-shaped carvings evenly distributed on the arch and the sculpture of the bull's head on the stone bridge platform, all of which are architectural details worth pondering.
This movie is really unforgettable, and Tom Cruise is so handsome that he can't put it down. Then, if you have seen this movie, you will definitely like Paris even more. Let's have a look together when you are free!