Was the Qing Palace Drama filmed in the Forbidden City?

Most of the Qing Palace dramas were not filmed in the Forbidden City. Now there is a place called Hengdian.

In Hengdian Film and Television City, there is a special film for the Qing Palace, called the Ming and Qing Palace Scenic Area.

There are 1: 1 copies of the three halls of the Forbidden City and some Harlem; Old Beijing hutongs and houses; City gate. You can feel it by putting a picture. If you don't look closely, it's quite similar. Of course, as long as you pay attention, you will find that those floor tiles are really fake.

However, are there any TV dramas and movies really shot in the Forbidden City?

There is.

Before the 1990s, there were not a few film and television dramas filmed in the Forbidden City, because there were not so many Qing dramas at that time. The first film should be the last emperor-this year, this film is 30 years old.

The film The Last Emperor directed by bernardo bertolucci swept the Oscar for best film, best director, best adapted screenplay, best cinematography, best editing, best sound effect, best production designer, best costume design and best original score, and won all nine nominations.

The film was jointly produced by Italian Yanko Film Company, British Daoao Film Company and China Film Co-production Company, and was officially launched on July 28th. 1986.

It started in July and the crew submitted an application in March. In April, the Ministry of Culture promulgated the relevant regulations on the protection of cultural relics in film and television dramas, stating that all filming is prohibited in the ancient buildings of international key cultural relics protection units. There is reason to ban it. For example, 1984, the Palace Museum made a report on the destruction of cultural relics by Tan Sitong's crew.