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+ | [[File:Paris eiffel.jpg|thumb|300px]][[File:CARS 2 - Extrait Paris (avec le titre de Bénabar "Mon Coeur Fait Vroum") - VF|thumb|300px|right]]'''Paris''' is a location that appeared in ''[[Cars 2]].'' |
==''Cars 2''== |
==''Cars 2''== |
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==Residents== |
==Residents== |
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*[[Tomber]] |
*[[Tomber]] |
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+ | *[[Celine Dephare]] |
| + | *Louis LaRue |
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| + | *Organ Pitty |
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| + | *French Painter |
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| + | *Emmanuel |
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| + | *John and Nancy |
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| + | *Lubewig and Geartrude |
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| + | *"Pigeons" |
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| + | *Parisian Piaggio Ape Vendor |
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| + | *Hugo Vendor |
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| + | *Citroen Truck Vendor |
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==Buildings and Attractions== |
==Buildings and Attractions== |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | *Originally, Paris would have hosted a race of the [[World Grand Prix]], but it was pulled out of the story because it was too much story to tell.<ref>[http://collider.com/denise-ream-interview-cars-2/87293/ Producer Denise Ream CARS 2 Interview]</ref> |
+ | *Originally, Paris would have hosted a race of the [[World Grand Prix]], but it was pulled out of the story because it was too much story to tell.<ref>[http://collider.com/denise-ream-interview-cars-2/87293/ Producer Denise Ream CARS 2 Interview]</ref> However, it appears in the Nintendo DS version of ''[[Cars 2: The Video Game]]''. |
*The Gastow's restaurant is an allusion to [[Gusteau's]] from ''[[Ratatouille]]''. |
*The Gastow's restaurant is an allusion to [[Gusteau's]] from ''[[Ratatouille]]''. |
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| − | *Lighting director [[Sharon Calahan]] paid homage to ''Ratatouille'', by using a similar soft warm broken lighting approach. To add authenticity, [[Julien Schreyer]], the master lighting artist who worked on those ''Cars 2'' scenes, is actually from Paris and had worked on ''Ratatouille'' as well.<ref>[http://a.dolimg.com/franchise/cars/content/promos/movies/cars2_production_notes.pdf Cars 2 Production Notes |
+ | *Lighting director [[Sharon Calahan]] paid homage to ''Ratatouille'', by using a similar soft warm broken lighting approach. To add authenticity, [[Julien Schreyer]], the master lighting artist who worked on those ''Cars 2'' scenes, is actually from Paris and had worked on ''Ratatouille'' as well.<ref>[http://a.dolimg.com/franchise/cars/content/promos/movies/cars2_production_notes.pdf Cars 2 Production Notes]</ref> |
*Notre Dame Cathedral is adorned with 24 "car-goyle" statues and flying buttresses in the shape of exhaust pipes.<ref name="skfacts"/> |
*Notre Dame Cathedral is adorned with 24 "car-goyle" statues and flying buttresses in the shape of exhaust pipes.<ref name="skfacts"/> |
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*The top of the Eiffel Tower is the shape of a 1937 spark plug; its base contains the features of a wire wheel.<ref name="skfacts"/> |
*The top of the Eiffel Tower is the shape of a 1937 spark plug; its base contains the features of a wire wheel.<ref name="skfacts"/> |
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| − | *The Pont des Arts is constructed with automobile leaf springs – a type of spring used in car suspensions.<ref name="skfacts">[http://www.stitchkingdom.com/disney-news/movies/cars-2-introduces-1000-characters-fun-facts-minor-spoilers/ ‘Cars 2′ Introduces Nearly 1,000 New Characters and More Fun Facts]</ref> |
+ | *The Pont des Arts is constructed with automobile leaf springs – a type of spring used in car suspensions.<ref name="skfacts">[http://web.archive.org/web/20110426070910/http://www.stitchkingdom.com/disney-news/movies/cars-2-introduces-1000-characters-fun-facts-minor-spoilers/ ‘Cars 2′ Introduces Nearly 1,000 New Characters and More Fun Facts] (archived)</ref> |
*There is a longstanding Pont des Arts custom wherein couples attach a padlock to the railing and throw the key in the river, sealing their love forever. If you look closely at the Pont des Arts in ''Cars 2'', you can indeed see padlocks on the railing.<ref name="skfacts"/> |
*There is a longstanding Pont des Arts custom wherein couples attach a padlock to the railing and throw the key in the river, sealing their love forever. If you look closely at the Pont des Arts in ''Cars 2'', you can indeed see padlocks on the railing.<ref name="skfacts"/> |
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*[[John Lasseter]] and his wife, Nancy, were once told during a visit to Paris that couples are supposed to kiss when they cross the Pont des Arts. This tip made it into ''Cars 2'', where two cars are seen kissing on that bridge.<ref name="skfacts"/> |
*[[John Lasseter]] and his wife, Nancy, were once told during a visit to Paris that couples are supposed to kiss when they cross the Pont des Arts. This tip made it into ''Cars 2'', where two cars are seen kissing on that bridge.<ref name="skfacts"/> |
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| − | *A yellow Trunkov is seen getting his picture painted in the Paris |
+ | *A yellow Trunkov is seen getting his picture painted in the Paris scene, and a Hugo is seen outside of the marketplace. |
==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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Revision as of 23:21, 17 April 2019
- For other uses, see Paris
CARS 2 - Extrait Paris (avec le titre de Bénabar "Mon Coeur Fait Vroum") - VF
Paris is a location that appeared in Cars 2.
Cars 2
Paris is the capital of France.
Finn McMissile and Holley Shiftwell accompanied by Mater are conducted by Siddeley to Paris.
Residents
- Tomber
- Celine Dephare
- Louis LaRue
- Organ Pitty
- French Painter
- Emmanuel
- John and Nancy
- Lubewig and Geartrude
- "Pigeons"
- Parisian Piaggio Ape Vendor
- Hugo Vendor
- Citroen Truck Vendor
Buildings and Attractions
Eiffel Tower
Notre Dame Cathedral
Arc De Triomphe
Pont Des Arts
Sacré-Cœur Basilica
The Louvre
Marché Aux Pièces: An important metal construction, which seems to be an old railway station, that houses many part dealers, including Tomber
Gastow's: A five-star restaurant
Trivia
- Originally, Paris would have hosted a race of the World Grand Prix, but it was pulled out of the story because it was too much story to tell.[1] However, it appears in the Nintendo DS version of Cars 2: The Video Game.
- The Gastow's restaurant is an allusion to Gusteau's from Ratatouille.
- Lighting director Sharon Calahan paid homage to Ratatouille, by using a similar soft warm broken lighting approach. To add authenticity, Julien Schreyer, the master lighting artist who worked on those Cars 2 scenes, is actually from Paris and had worked on Ratatouille as well.[2]
- Notre Dame Cathedral is adorned with 24 "car-goyle" statues and flying buttresses in the shape of exhaust pipes.[3]
- The top of the Eiffel Tower is the shape of a 1937 spark plug; its base contains the features of a wire wheel.[3]
- The Pont des Arts is constructed with automobile leaf springs – a type of spring used in car suspensions.[3]
- There is a longstanding Pont des Arts custom wherein couples attach a padlock to the railing and throw the key in the river, sealing their love forever. If you look closely at the Pont des Arts in Cars 2, you can indeed see padlocks on the railing.[3]
- John Lasseter and his wife, Nancy, were once told during a visit to Paris that couples are supposed to kiss when they cross the Pont des Arts. This tip made it into Cars 2, where two cars are seen kissing on that bridge.[3]
- A yellow Trunkov is seen getting his picture painted in the Paris scene, and a Hugo is seen outside of the marketplace.
Gallery
Concept Art
Concept Art
Concept Art of the Eiffel Tower
Concept Art of the Eiffel Tower
Concept Art of the Eiffel Tower
Concept Art of Notre Dame
Concept Art of Notre Dame
Concept Art