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Producer |
Director |
Writer: Larry Kramer
Including MIDIs specially contracted and created for this site from a professional MIDI musician.
| Category: | Sci-Fi/Fantasy |
| Director: | Charles Jarrott |
| Cast: | Charles Boyer, Peter Finch, John Gielgud, Olivia Hussey, Liv Ullmann, Michael York |
| Running Time: | 2 hr 23 mins |
| Rating: | G |
| Summary: A diplomat discovers Shangri-La, a kingdom of peace and immortality, in this musical remake of Frank Capra's classic |
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Columbia Pictures| Tucson, Arizona, USA (airport scenes) |
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| Bronson Canyon, Los Angeles, California Bronson Canyon, Griffith Park - 4730 Crystal Springs Drive, Los Angeles, California, USA |
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| Mount Hood, Oregon, USA |
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| Cascade Mountains, Washington, USA |
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Columbia/Warner Bros. Ranch, Burbank, California, USA  |
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The castle set from Camelot
(1967) was recycled and used as the lamasery. This was the first motion
picture that Columbia Pictures filmed after it moved onto the Warner Bros.
Studio Lot in 1972, creating The Burbank Studios to facilitate both
production companies. For "Lost Horizon's" mythical setting of Shangri-La,
the medieval turrets of the Camelot castle on the studio's main back-lot
were removed and replaced with Tibetan gables to simulate Himalayan Buddhist
monasteries. Most of the lower levels of the castle remained intact, and the
courtyard was replaced with layered steppes and fountains. This set remained
on the studio's back-lot for several years before it was torn down to make
way for a new office building, and it can be seen in many episodes of "Kung
Fu," in which it was often used as an exterior set. |
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The following 3 photographs are used by permission of
Paul Marks. They show
the "castle" set used in "Lost Horizon" (the remake) and "Kung Fu" (the
television series).
Warner Brothers Studio Back Lot
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| Lake Chelan, Washington, USA |
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| Malibu Creek State Park - 1925 Las Virgenes Road, Calabasas, California, USA |
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Runtime:150 min (original release) Country:Language:Color:Color (Metrocolor) Aspect Ratio:2.20 : 1 more Sound Mix:70 mm 6-Track (70 mm prints) / Mono (35 mm prints) Certification:UK:U / Iceland:L / Finland:K-12 / Sweden:11 / USA:G Filming Locations:Bronson Canyon, Griffith Park - 4730 Crystal Springs Drive, Los Angeles, California, USA more MOVIEmeter:
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Literature for Lost Horizon (1973)
Original Literary Source
Hilton, James. Lost Horizon
Release dates
Country - Date
Sweden - 19 September 1973
Finland - 23 November 1973
Business Data
Budget
$6m (USA)
Gross
$3m (USA)
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Genre:
Fantasy / Musical (more)
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Burt Bacharach in Shangri-La
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