Plaza de España
Sevilla
(Sevilla)
Filmed here
For ‘Lawrence of Arabia’, the Military Headquarters building was turned into General Allenby’s headquarters in Cairo. Moreover, in the basement of the Peruvian consulate, in Avenida de María Luisa, they located the map room of the Arab Office, where Lawrence started his military career.
In ‘Star Wars II, attack of the clones’ the Plaza de España is Planet Naboo, home of Queen Padmé Amidala and appears in a scene where she takes a walk with Anakin Skywalker.
In the Edificio de Capitanía theatre, in Plaza de España, they shot the conference that appears at the beginning of the film ‘El Autor’ by Martín Cuenca.
In this square is where Araceli and Ignacio meet in ‘Jalisco canta en Sevilla‘. In the film we can see both the North Tower, as a part of the square. We can also observe the square in ‘Bread, Love and Andalusia‘ with the appearance of the North Tower and the first of the four bridges that allow crossing the pond.
In recent years, the TV Serie ‘Allí abajo‘ has been filmed there, among other locations.
Designated in 2017 as Treasure of European Film Culture by the European Film Academy, for serving as the filming locations for pictures such as ‘Star Wars. Episode II: Attack of the Clones’, ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ or ‘The Dictator’, this emblematic architectural complex in the city of Seville was built by architect Aníbal González for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. It has a semi-elliptical shape and a 185-yard diameter and symbolises Spain hugging Hispanic American countries.
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