NESSUN WEB/NESSUNA APP - ESCLUSIVA. Una veduta della replica dell'Antica Roma presso gli studi Cinecitta di Roma, Italia, il 31 gennaio 2018. Il set dell'Antica Roma, costruito per la serie televisiva HBO-BBC "Roma", è uno dei più grandi set di Cinecitta e copre quasi 4 ettari. Presenta i classici edifici civili e religiosi del Foro Romano. Le strutture di supporto sono rivestite con pannelli in legno e lastre in vetroresina. L'insieme monumentale è caratterizzato da un suggestivo mix di colori. Dal 2011, Cinecitta Studios è aperto al pubblico con il progetto 'Cinecitta Shows Off', un'iniziativa culturale whic

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NO WEB/NO APPS - Exclusive. A view of the replica of Ancient Rome at Rome's Cinecitta studios, Italy on January 31, 2018. The set of Ancient Rome, built for the HBO-BBC TV series 'Rome', is one of the largest sets at Cinecitta and covers almost 4 hectares. It presents the classic civil and religious buildings of the Roman Forum. The supporting structures are covered with wooden panels and fiberglass plates. The monumental set is characterized by a striking mix of colors. Since 2011, Cinecitta Studios has been open to the public with the project 'Cinecitta Shows Off', a cultural initiative which aims at presenting the rich architectural heritage of the famed Dream Factory, offering for the first time the chance to visit the grand outdoor sets and the historic buildings whose halls host a number of themed exhibitions. The showcased scenes, costumes, props, footage and period photographs narrate the history of Cinecittà and of the film productions that have contributed to its legend since 1937. As soon as it opened, 'Cinecitta Shows Off' began offering educational initiatives with the goal of letting young people explore the history of cinema and its trades. Cinecitta includes 22 indoor sound stages and a number of outdoor sets that from time to time undergo different setups according to the needs of the ongoing film and TV productions. Three large permanent sets can be toured every day with specialized guides. Cinecitta was built in 1937 under dictator Benito Mussolini who valued film-making as an important propaganda tool. During its so-called Hollywood-on-the-Tiber heyday of the 1950s and 60s, the studio complex hosted major international productions including Cleopatra, starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, and the multiple-Oscar winning Ben-Hur, starring Charlton Heston. Italian Culture Minister announced a three-year overhaul. The Italian government is investing about 60 million euros to revamp and relaunch Rome’s Cinecitta Studios, plans for which appear