Fireplaces have always been a centrepiece of any home, inspiring feelings of comfort, warmth, and safety. They are often used in TV shows, series and films to add these connotations to the scene they are presented in. Whether the movie be a Christmas classic or a sci-fi apocalypse flick, fireplaces are as much a part of film as they are a part of our culture. From cult classics like A Christmas Story to family favorites like Home Alone, fireplaces can enhance a set as escape routes, nostalgic memories or a place for reflection.
Hundreds or thousands movies have incorporate fireplaces into the plot environment and add cinematic effect. Here is a compilation of several movie scenes from the beginning of time which highlights the use of fireplaces: the Titanic (Mr. Andrew’s foothold to stay above water level), Gone with the Wind (Scarlett throws a vase and it shatters), Dark Shadows (where Colin’s room is), Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (the wizard’s floo network), the Day After Tomorrow (a place to burn books), Citizen Kane (an optical illusion to represent signing over control), A Christmas Story (where toy guns are delivered), Home Alone (where Kevin spends Christmas alone, symbolic of the iconic American holiday), and in Goldfinger 1964 James Bond (featuring a monumental stainless-steel fireplace).
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