Many of the greatest film-makers have used the legendary city of Paris as a backdrop for their work. This guide takes us to some of the most famous and also some lesser-known sets in the city, neighbourhood by neighbourhood to facilitate visits. This illustrated guide completed by QR (quick response) codes to see all the film trailers, takes the reader to bars, restaurants, hotels, boutiques, galleries and theaters that have been used in films. The text includes anecdotes and fun ideas to discover Paris as seen on the big screen. Some ideas: Rent a stuffed fox for an escapade like Midnight in Paris; Shop at Amelie Poulain s market; Train to shoot where Nikita did; Have a drink in Inglorious Basterd's bistro; Walk in Marie-Antoinette's shoes at the Hotel de Soubise. Preface Table of Contents 1. Hotel de ville/Marais(Marie Antoinette,Midnight in Paris...) 2. Tuileries/Palais Royal(The Bourne Identity,The Tourist...) 3. Etoile/Champs-Elysees(The Devil Wears Prada,A View to Kill) 4. Saint Denis/Saint Martin(La Vie en Rose (la Mome,Hotel du Nord) 5. Belleville(Paris...) 6. Bastille (Before Sunset, Nikita...) 7. Montmartre (Julie & Julia, Amelie Poulain...) 8.
Opera / Trinite (Hugo Cabret,Hereafter...) 9. Saint Germain / Invalides (Intouchables,Da Vinci Code...) 10. Quartier Latin (Before Sunset,Midnight in Paris...) 11. Port Royal / Jardin des Plantes (Ensemble c'est tout, Jules & Jim...)