|
Title |
Released |
Cinema |
Notes |
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 “Sleeping Beauty”
DE: Dornröschen
|
29.01.1959 |
Fox Wilshire, LA, USA |
17.02.1959 AT Criterion,
NYC, USA |
 “Solomon
and Sheba”
DE: Salomon und die Königin von Saba
|
27.10.1959 |
Astoria, London |
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 Spartacus
DE: Spartacus
|
06.10.1960 |
DeMille, NYC, USA |
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 Hercules and the
Captive Women
DE: Herkules erobert Atlantis
|
14.08.1961 |
Italy |
Also known as
"Hercules Conquers Atlantis"
"Ercole alla conquista di Atlantide" Presented in
70mm
|
 “Black
Tights”
DE: Carmen ´62
FR: „Un, Deux, Trois, Quatre“
|
07.09.1961 |
Coliseum, London |
See the movie at
free-classic-movies.com.
|
 "King
of Kings"
DE: König der Könige
|
11.10.1961 |
State, NYC, USA |
Your
Help Required to finance a re-recording of Miklos Rozsa film score
|
 El Cid
DE: El Cid
|
06.12.1961 |
Metropole, London |
Miramax
Films Presents "El Cid"
|
 The Savage
Innocents
DE: Im Land der langen Schatten
|
21.12.1961 |
Chelsea, Melbourne, Australia
|
|
 Imperial Venus
DE: Kaiserliche Venus
|
22.12.1962 |
Italy |
70mm print
confirmed 16.11.2006
|
 “Barabbas”
DE: Barabbas
|
04.02.1962 |
Odeon Haymarket,
London |
|
 55 Days at Peking
DE: 55 Tage in Peking
|
06.05.1963 |
Dominion, London |
Samuel Bronston's
Epic "55 Days at Peking" on BluRay
|
 "La
Fayette"
DE: Der junge General
|
World Premiere: 08.02.1962
General opening: 16.02.1962.
|
Paris Opera, Paris, France
General opening: Rex
/ Normandie / Moulin-Rouge and Rotonde in Paris,
France
|
"La Fayette"
had its ocean premiere 01.02.1962 on the newly build French ocean
liner FRANCE during the first passage from Le Havre to New York. The
FRANCE had a cinema on board "Salle Spectacle" with a capacity of 664 seats, 2 x
DP70
and a 16mm projector, five front sound speakers and 14 effect
speakers. The screen was 10 meter wide.
"La Fayette" in CINERAMA
“Lafayette”: The North American
70mm Engagements
|
 The Great Wall
DE: Der Große Wall
|
01.11.1962
|
Yuraku-za Theatre, Tokyo
|
Super Technirama 70
Advertised as
"Super 70 Technirama" |
 “Circus
World”
DE: Zirkuswelt – Held der Arena
|
24.06.1964 |
Capri, Dallas, USA |
|
 The Long Ships
DE: Raubzug der Wikinger
|
26.12.1964 |
Barclay, Sydney |
|
 “Zulu”
DE: Zulu |
22.01.1964 |
UK
35mm premiere
|
70mm
re-issue 03.02.1972 @ Casino Cinerama, London, UK |
 The Golden Head
DE: Das Goldene Haupt
|
08.04.1965 |
Royalty, London |
Some chase scenes
done in MCS-70
Released in East Germany on February 18th, 1966, was dubbed in
German by DEFA. Released in 35mm and CinemaScope. German title
"Das Goldene Haupt", which is a literal translation of the
English title.
Update on remastered "The Golden Head" and "Cinerama's Russian
Adventure"
|
Le Corsaire (S)
DE: Der Korsar (Kurzfilm)
|
1965 |
|
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Shellarama (S)
DE: Shellarama (Dokumentarfilm)
|
22.07.1965 |
Casino, London |
Also know as
"Push Button Go"
Cinerama
70mm short subject remastering work completed
|
 “Custer
of the West”
DE: Ein Tag zum Kämpfen
|
09.11.1967 |
Casino, London |
|
 “The
Black Cauldron”
DE: Taran und der Zauberkessel
|
26.07.1985 |
Radio City, NYC,
USA |
|
Spartacus
DE: Spartacus
|
26.04.1991 |
Ziegfeld, NYC, USA |
Restored version |
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Further
in 70mm reading:
History of
Technirama
Technirama Update
Which films were probably
never shown in Super Technirama 70?
Spaghetti Western in Super
Technirama 70
PDF: Super
Technirama 70 in Sydney
Internet link:
(S) = Short film
Assistant contributors on some large format lists includes
Michael Coate, David Coles, Jeffrey L. Johnson, Scott Marshall, Tak Miagishima,
Rick Mitchell, Dan Scherlock, Richard Vetter and Ingolf Vonau.
Based on material found in many sources, including trade papers, Variety,
Wide Screen Movies (Robert E. Carr & R. Michael Hayes) and Four Aspects of The Film (James L Limbacher)
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