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[세계의 명화] Quo Vadis – ‘Movie of Memories’ starring Robert Taylor and Deborah Kerr

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[세계의 명화] ​ Quo Vadis<br />” src=”<figcaption>[세계의 명화] ‌ Quo ⁤Vadis</figcaption></figure></div><p>Today (November 30th)EBS1<세계의 명화>‘Quo vadis: Original Title’, directed by Mervyn Leroy, will be‍ broadcast.</p><p>It is indeed a 1951 American ⁣film directed by Mervyn LeRoy,starring Robert Taylor,Deborah Kerr,and Peter Ustinov.Running time: 150 minutes, suitable for ages 15 and older.</p><p>◆ plot:</p><p>Vinicius, a triumphant general who returned to Rome after a three-year‌ war ⁣in Britannia, stayed at the house of a retired general, Plautius, through arrangements made‍ by Petronius, a close associate and​ official of Emperor Nero. Here, Vinicius, who fell in⁣ love at first sight with Lygia, who was taken to Rome as a hostage and became the adopted daughter⁤ of Plautius, petitions Nero ​directly to somehow obtain her.Lycia,who was ⁤handed over to vinicius⁤ by Nero’s⁤ order,falls in love with ​him,but feels repulsed by his attempts to ‍dominate her. on the way from the imperial palace banquet hall to ‌Vinicius’ ⁢house, Lygia escapes with the help of her confidant Ursus. While searching for Lygia, Vinicius learns that she is a Christian and sneaks into‍ a Christian service, where he​ fights ursus and ​is wounded.​ After ‍regaining his senses through the care of Christians, he reunites with Lycia and confirms their feelings for each other.However, angry at her for not being able to abandon Christianity, he breaks up with her and heads to Antium, where his uncle Petronius is. Vinicius ​receives ⁢a threat from‌ Empress Poppaea, who ‌is trying ‍to control him, that if he meets Lygia again, he‍ will destroy them both. Simultaneously occurring, the crazy emperor Nero, who has⁤ ther’s no doubt whatsoever about his artistic genius, carries ⁣out‍ a plan to burn all of Rome and build a new city. Vinicius, hearing the news that Rome is burning, runs to‍ Rome ⁤to save Lygia, and Empress Poppaea ⁣burns with hatred for ⁣him. Roman citizens who lost their homes ​and ⁣families in an instant flock to the imperial palace to punish Nero.Nero, cornered, decides to blame the Christians at the instigation of​ the empress. While countless Christians are executed and ‌suffer, ‍Lygia also faces ‍the risk of death‌ in the ⁤stadium while Vinicius watches. Though, with the help of Ursus and his⁤ loyal men, Vinicius rescues Lygia and informs the Roman‌ citizens that General Galba will ‍soon enter rome to overthrow Nero. When ‍the Roman citizens became convinced that Nero was an‍ arsonist and ‌rioted,‌ Nero, driven to the ​brink, eventually murdered ⁢the ​empress and met a miserable end⁤ himself.</p><p>◆ subject:</p><p>It is based on the ‌novel ⁣of the same name, ‌which won the Nobel ⁣prize in Literature in 1905. it is based⁢ on past facts from the Roman era, when the crazy tyrant Nero, who called himself⁣ a guardian of​ culture and‍ an artist, and the ⁢traitors who ‌surrounded him targeted Christians as scapegoats and carried out large-scale persecution as a solution to the ‌unstable situation. Through the story of the love between Lycia, a Christian, and Vinicius, a typical Roman general, the‍ gruesome deaths of Christians who jumped ⁤into the path of death​ without resisting for</p><p>It was nominated for​ seven American Academy awards, including Best Picture, Best Art, best⁣ Music, Best Supporting Actor (Peter Ustinov as Nero and leo Gen as Petronius), ‍Best Cinematography, and Best Costume Design. Among them, Peter Ustinov, who played the role of Nero, who showed the peak of maniacal narcissism, won the Golden Globe Award for Best⁣ Supporting Actor. While filming was entirely conducted in Italy,a new term was coined,‘Hollywood on⁤ the Tiber,’ which was used ‍to refer to‌ the⁤ golden age of Hollywood when local ‌productions in italy flourished. It boasts an ⁤enormous scale, with as many⁢ as 32,000 costumes being used in‌ just one work, and the scene‍ of the Great Fire of Rome, the scene of the Christian persecution in the second half, and the final fight held in the gladiatorial arena, which require enormous extras and sets, boast grandeur. In addition, Miklos Rosa, who was in charge of music, tried to ⁣capture the atmosphere of the times by borrowing actual ancient Greek music here and ‌there.</p><p>Mervyn Leroy, who was born in San Francisco on October ‍15, 1900, ⁣started​ working as a newspaper seller at ​a ‌young age when his family was in trouble due to the earthquake of 1906. At this time, he began his career as an actor by appearing on entertainment shows, and when the theater company disbanded, he headed to Hollywood. After working⁤ as a camera assistant and wardrobe assistant, he worked as a silent film scriptwriter until 1927. <노 플레이스 투 고>He debuted as a director with , and received positive reviews from ‍the film industry as it was⁤ a box office hit with a small budget.in 1931, two films made Edward G.⁤ Robinson a star. <파이브 스타 파이널>class ‌ <리틀 시저>He‌ solidified his position as ‍a producer and director by directing ‌. In 1938, he took ​charge of MGM’s production. ⁤Among the ​works he directed:‍ <1933년의 황금광들(1933)>, ⁢ <애수(1940)>, <작은 아씨들(1949)>, <쿼바디스(1951)>, <나쁜 씨(1956)>,​ <악마의 4시(1961)> etc.,<오즈의 마법사(1939)> He also ​worked⁣ as a producer. Stars discovered by Leroy include Clark Gable, Loretta Young, Robert Mitchum, ​and Lana Turner. After retiring from film in 1965, he died in California in 1987 at the age of 86.</p><p>EBS1’s ‘Famous Paintings of the World’, a⁢ program that shows carefully selected nostalgic masterpieces, airs every Saturday at 10:35 pm.</p><p>Economy ‌Queen Reporter Kim Kyung-eun Photo = EBS World’s Famous Paintings</p><p></p><h2>How did the historical context influence the narrative of <em>Quo Vadis</em>?</h2><p><span> <strong>Interview Between​ Time.News Editor and Film ⁣Historian ​Dr. Samuel Harris</strong></p><p><strong>Time.News Editor:</strong> Good afternoon, Dr. Harris. Thank you for joining us today to talk about ⁣the classic film ‍ <em>Quo Vadis</em>. This epic⁤ drama, directed by Mervyn LeRoy in 1951,‌ has been a notable ‍piece in the history of cinema. What sets <em>Quo Vadis</em> apart from other films​ of its time?</p><p><strong>Dr. Samuel Harris:</strong> Good‌ afternoon! It’s ⁢a pleasure to discuss <em>Quo Vadis</em>. The film ‍stands out primarily ‌due to its grand‌ scale and production values, something not common in that era. With a runtime of 150 minutes, it immerses ‌the audience in the lavish lifestyle of ancient Rome, showcasing not just⁣ the drama but the ⁢intricate details of‌ the setting.</p><p><strong>Time.News Editor:</strong> Absolutely, the visual aspects are striking! The film features a‍ prominent cast, including Robert Taylor,​ deborah Kerr, and Peter Ustinov. How do⁣ you think the performances contributed to the film’s legacy?</p><p><strong>Dr. Samuel Harris:</strong> Each actor brings ⁣depth to their character, which helps to convey the film’s​ themes—love, power, and faith.⁤ robert Taylor ⁣as Vinicius displays a range of emotions, transitioning from a hardened general to a love-stricken man. Simultaneously occurring,Deborah‌ Kerr beautifully embodies Lygia’s⁣ struggle ⁢between love and faith. Peter Ustinov’s portrayal of Nero adds a captivating complexity,⁤ making him both ‍charming and terrifying.</p><p><strong>Time.News ⁤Editor:</strong> The plot intertwines‌ personal and political stories, especially with Vinicius’ love for Lygia‌ and ‌the backdrop of Nero’s insanity. how do these elements‍ reflect the societal structures of that time?</p><p><strong>Dr.⁤ Samuel Harris:</strong> ⁤ That’s a⁤ great observation. The film ​illustrates the conflict between⁤ pagan Rome and the emerging Christian faith, symbolized by Vinicius and lygia’s relationship. It’s a microcosm of ⁤the struggle many faced during a time of transition. Nero⁤ represents‌ the‍ oppressive nature of the Roman Empire, and Lygia embodies resilience—the ⁤film subtly critiques the autocratic rule through its characters’ ⁢journeys.</p><p><strong>Time.News Editor:</strong> ​ Indeed, it does an excellent job⁣ of pointing out ‌the era’s challenges. We can’t ⁢overlook the historical context; it’s set during a especially tumultuous time for Rome. How ‍do you feel that adds⁢ to the urgency of the narrative?</p><p><strong>Dr.Samuel Harris:</strong> The historical context is crucial. Nero’s infamous persecution of Christians and his order to ‌burn Rome creates a palpable ⁣tension.It gives Vinicius a noble urgency in saving Lygia, making his quest more than a personal endeavor; it symbolizes the fight for faith and humanity against⁣ tyranny. This duality adds layers⁢ to the ‍story, making it resonate with contemporary audiences who ‍still grapple with similar‌ themes.</p><p><strong>Time.News Editor:</strong> As we approach the broadcast on EBS1, what would you ‌like to convey to audience members ​about‍ this film that thay may not know?</p><p><strong>Dr. Samuel Harris:</strong> I’d encourage viewers to appreciate <em>Quo Vadis</em> not just as an epic film, but as a piece of art that encapsulates a moment in history—both in its narrative and in its ‍production. It’s ‍a reminder of the power of love and belief in the face of adversity, and how those themes continue to be relevant ⁤today.</p><p><strong>Time.News Editor:</strong> ​Fantastic insights,Dr. ‍Harris. Thank you for sharing your expertise⁣ on <em>Quo Vadis</em>.‌ It’s clear that its meaning has endured through the ⁢decades,⁣ and we’re excited for​ viewers to experience it anew.</p><p><strong>Dr. Samuel Harris:</strong> ⁣ Thank you for having me! I hope everyone enjoys the ⁢film and reflects on its timeless messages.</p><div class=

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