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Paris, France | Child Prodigy
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European Cinematographer | 2007 | Frank
Best Sound Beste Tongestaltung | 2007 | Roland
Best Costume Design Bestes Kostmbild | 2007 | Pierre-Yves
Best Production Design Bestes Szenenbild | 2007 | Uli
Best Editing Bester Schnitt | 2007 | Alexander
Best Cinematography Beste KameraBildgestaltung | 2007 | Frank
Top Films of the Decade International Competition | 2010 | Tom
Best Production Design Beste Ausstattung | 2007 | Uli
Best Director Regiepreis | 2007 | Tom
Outstanding Feature Film Programmfllende Spielfilme | 2007 | Bernd
Best Young Supporting Actress Film Beste jugendliche Nebendarstellerin in einem Kinospielfilm | 2007 | Karoline
Film National | 2006 | Bernd
Best Writing | 2007 | Bernd
Best ActionAdventureThriller Film | 2007
Best Supporting Actress | 2007 | Rachel
Best Director | 2007 | Tom
Best Music | 2007 | Tom
Best European Film | 2008 | Tom
Best European Film | 2008 | Tom
Best Film Score Beste Filmmusik | 2007 | Tom
Best Direction Beste Regie | 2007 | Tom
Best Foreign Film | 2007
Best Blockbuster Movie | 2007
Best Breakthrough Performance Male | 2007 | Ben
Best International Movie | 2007
Best Voice Actor | 2007 | Emiliano
Film Score of the Year | 2006 | Reinhold
2006 | Tom
Best Picture | 2006
Budget 60,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 135,039,924 USD
The Fish Market scenes were shot in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter. Two and a half tons of fish and one ton of meat was used over the course of the shoot, and people as far away as six miles reported a bad smell in the air.
The production team scouted eight different countries in Europe looking for the best place to represent eighteenth century Paris, before settling on Barcelona, Spain.
During pre-production, Tom Tykwer, Director of Photography Frank Griebe, Production Designer Uli Hanisch, and Costume Designer Pierre-Yves Gayraud studied the complete works of Caravaggio, Rembrandt, and Joseph Wright, in order to ensure this movie's aesthetic correctly captured eighteenth century France.
As of 2006, it is the most expensive German movie ever made.
According to the official website, this movie featured sixty-seven speaking roles, five thousand two hundred extras, and one hundred two sets. Behind the scenes, five hundred twenty technicians were employed.
"Narrator: He still had enough perfume left to enslave the whole world if he so chose. He could walk to Versailles and have the king kiss his feet. He could write the pope a perfumed letter and reveal himself as the new Messiah. He could do all this, and more, if he wanted to. He possessed a power stronger than the power of money, or terror, or death - the invincible power to command the love of man kind. There was only one thing the perfume could not do. It could not turn him into a person who could love and be loved like everyone else. So, to hell with it he thought. To hell with the world. With the perfume. With himself."
"Narrator: For the first time in his life, Grenouille realized that he had no smell of his own. He realized that all his life he had been a nobody to everyone. What he now felt was the fear of his own oblivion. It was as though he did not exist."
