In Au Revoir Les Enfants, the orphans stop laughing and stare in awe when they see a panning shot of this structure while watching an early Charlie Chaplin short.
In Au Revoir Les Enfants, the orphans stop laughing and stare in awe when they see a panning shot of this structure while watching an early Charlie Chaplin short. Norman Lloyd plays an arsonist who falls to his death from it in the climactic scene of Alfred Hitchcock's Saboteur. The Godfather Part II includes a shot of a young Vito singing a Sicilian folk song while looking at this structure through the bars of a quarantine cell. Part of it was built by Richard Morris Hunt, who was funded largely by Joseph Pulitzer's pledge to print the name of each person who donated. A broken chain lies at the feet of this sculpture, which rests on a steel infrastructure designed by Gustave Eiffel. For 10 points, name this colossal Frederic Bartholdi sculpture of a crowned woman lifting a torch in New York Harbor.
In Au Revoir Les Enfants, the orphans stop laughing and stare in awe when they see a panning shot of this structure while watching an early Charlie Chaplin short.
the Statue of Liberty [or Liberty Enlightening the World]