Corporate Magazine | March 2018
There is a fantastic collection of hotels, mansions and venues which have taken a dramatic role or created the perfect celluloid backdrop in British, Bollywood and Hollywood films. From dramas, thrillers and action adventures, they're all perfect for inspiring delegates and wowing clients with block buster appeal! Go on location for your next event... and see where you can roll out the red carpet! Read Now >> https://www.findmeaconference.com/magazine
There is a fantastic collection of hotels, mansions and venues which have taken a dramatic role or created the perfect celluloid backdrop in British, Bollywood and Hollywood films. From dramas, thrillers and action adventures, they're all perfect for inspiring delegates and wowing clients with block buster appeal!
Go on location for your next event... and see where you can roll out the red carpet!
Read Now >> https://www.findmeaconference.com/magazine
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Four Seasons, New York City<br />
This luxurious hotel has iconic views over Central<br />
Park and the Manhattan skyline. The Pool Room of the<br />
Four Seasons Restaurant was the setting for wealthy<br />
stockbroker Jordan Belford's marriage proposal in the<br />
5-times Oscar nominated The Wolf of Wall Street.<br />
It also featured as the fine dining location in Woody<br />
Allen's Blue Jasmine, which saw Cate Blanchett win the<br />
Oscar for Best Actress in a Leading Role.<br />
The Columns Hotel, New Orleans<br />
Winner of the Best Picture Oscar, the scene from 12 Years<br />
a Slave where Solomon Northup (Chiwetel Ejiofor) is<br />
kidnapped in Washington D.C was actually shot at this<br />
historic hotel which dates back to 1883.<br />
Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico, Mexico<br />
A stained glass ceiling, an ornate elevator and a licence<br />
to impress with Art Nouveau elegance sets some of the<br />
dramatic opening scenes for Daniel Craig's James Bond<br />
in Spectre.<br />
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