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"Doctor Zhivago" in 70mm: The Gallery

This article first appeared in
..in 70mm
The 70mm Newsletter

Pictures by: Thomas Hauerslev 06.04.2008
The Royal cinema
 

Further in 70mm reading:

"Doctor Zhivago" at the Royal

70mm screenings

Classics at the Royal

"My Fair Lady" at the Royal


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Mr. Sebastian Rosacker, all dressed up in Zhivago outfit.

Sebastian's home made "Doctor Zhivago" poster to the left
 
Sebastian looking forward to a great morning  
Sebastian made sure nothing was left to chance. He even dressed the Royal up with a red carpet and home made banners.

 
 
The entrance in all it's roadshow splendour

 
 
 
Time to let the audience in. Pls. note the white gloves.  
Sebastian personally distributed 472 free tickets.  
The silk curtain. Note there is a broken thread to the right.  
 
Guest projectionist Mr. Roland Håkansson from Helsingborg.  
The 70mm transportation boxes.  
Audience are lining up to get in.  
Chief Engineer, Mats Kullander from SF Bio management in Stockholm came by. Mats showed "Doctor Zhivago" more than 300 times during it's premiere run in Stockholm.

 
 
 
 
Visitors from Denmark  
The auditoria is filling up  
Sebastian about to introduce the show.

Just before his entrance, he showed the "Doctor Zhivago" trailer from a DVD.
 
"Welcome", we have guests from Poland, Germany, England, USA and Denmark.

Thanks to DHL, Gevalia, SF Bio,
 
The 70mm print was very faded, and composed from several different prints. The colors ranged from very red and faded, to yellow, pink, and in some cases close to natural.

A thick and white scratch "graced" the image for more than 30 minutes.

 
 
True to the 70mm splendour and roadshow era, "Doctor Zhivago" has an intermission.

 
 
Mr. Mark Lyndon (London) brought a Russian hat for Sebastian as a birthday gift.
 
 
The previos chief projectionist, now retired, Mr. Hans Bramman, Chief Engineer Alan Lyman (Nordisk Film Biografer, Denmark) and Chief Projectionist Jan Niebuhr  (Nordisk Film Biografer, Denmark)

 
 
Roland and Sebastian during the intermission

 
 
During projection

 
 
"Why am I looking so red?"

Note the curvature of the screen.

 
 
Maria, August and Thomas Hauerslev (in70mm.com editor)

 
 
Anne-Lise, Michael (both Denmark) and Agnieszka from Poland  
Jan Niebuhr & Thomas Hauerslev (Denmark)

Dressed up for the occasion with a "Doctor Zhivago" badge
 
 
   
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