The Prner Of Zenda 1979 Driver Sydney Frewin#

Gregory Sierra : Gilles, Count MontparnasseThe Prisoner of Zenda (Original title: The Prisoner of Zenda ) is an American comedy film from 1979 directed by Richard Quine with Peter Sellers in a triple role. Elke Sommer : Nathalie, Countess Montparnasse Peter Sellers : Rudolf IV / Rudolf V / Syd Frewin The Henri Mancini score, celebrated on the film’s release, is probably doing rather too much of the director’s work for him, but is as lacking in subtlety as everything else.Unquestionably it is Sellers who dominates almost every scene.

The Prner Of Zenda 1979 Driver Sydney Frewin

Frewin continues to play the role of the prince and falls in love with the princess Flavia, Rudolf's fiancée. Rudolf is kidnapped and taken to the Zenda fortress. Frewin is now supposed to act as a doppelganger of the real Crown Prince because he looks amazingly similar to him. The taxi driver Sydney Frewin, half-brother Rudolf V, saves him from the assassin. The half-brother of the different king, Michael, considers himself better suited to succeed the king on the throne and sends an assassin to London to secure the first place in the line of succession.

The aerial shots for the balloon ride at the beginning of the film were made in the area of Krems an der Donau , in the background you can see Göttweig Abbey several times. The train seen in the film consists of adapted wagons of the former Imperial and Royal State Railways and the Kaiser Ferdinands-Nordbahn , as well as the locomotive 17c 372 of the former Southern Railway Company. By Matt Paintings of the specialist Albert Whitlock gave the impression of a situated in the mountains small state. In downtown Vienna and at the train station Karnabrunn of the Korneuburg-Hohenau local railway.

The former imperial Schönbrunn Palace and its park served as the location for the scenes set in the ruritan royal palace.One of the 2nd unit directors was Viktor Tourjansky. Anif Castle and Laxenburg Park also served as film locations. Martins Church and in or in front of the Salzburg Cathedral.

The Prisoner Of Zenda 1979