Various Large format and 70mm Films

Title	Released	Cinema	Notes

Carousel	16.02.1956	Roxy, NYC	CinemaScope 55, Shown only in 35mm
“The King and I”	28.06.1956	Roxy, NYC	CinemaScope 55, Shown only in 35mm. Re-released (Grandeur 70) 23.03.1961 at the Rivoli, NY, USA
De Luxe Tour (S)	-	-	CinemaScope 55. Partially produced and shot in 1957, then abandoned
The Tale of Old Whiff (S)	06.01.1960	Cinestage, Chicago, USA
Mike Todd Jr.'s "Scent of Mystery" in Smell-O-Vision	06.01.1960	Cinestage, Chicago, USA	Todd-70 Cameras and lenses probably rented from Claude Chevereau Film Camera Rentals in France. See also "Krakatoa".
Lenningrad (short prior to "Annés Defu")	1961
La Sentinelle Endormie	1965		France. Dir. Jean Dreville.
La Terre Se Repose (S)	1967		Running time: 8 min. Mitchell 65mm
“Playtime”: The North American 70mm Engagements + Play Time	17.12.1967	Empire, Paris, France	Mitchell 65mm Cameras and lenses probably rented from Claude Chevereau Film Camera Rentals in France. See also "Krakatoa".
War and Peace	08.06.1967	Coliseum, London, England	Blown up from VistaVision to 70mm/2,21:1
“Krakatoa, East of Java”	11.01.1969	Tokyo, Japan	Presented in Cinerama Cameras and lenses rented from Claude Chevereau Film Camera Rentals in France.
The Ten Commandments	18.07.1972	Casino, London, England	Blown up from VistaVision to 2,21:1
The Circus (S)	1973	, USA	Photographed with a modified Todd-AO camera by Jack Priestly in the 1:2,21 ratio (vertically)
Voyage to the Outer Planets	1973	, USA	Filmed with a modified Todd-AO camera modified to 8-perf and then blown up to IMAX Dome
“Napoleon”	16.07.1982	Cinerama Dome, Los Angeles, CA, USA	Shot in 35mm, shown in Triptych. Last reel in 70mm for some engagements “Napoleon" in San Francisco Abel Gance’s "Napoleon" Presented in “Polyvision” "Napoleon" in Triptych was an Absolute Triumph Kevin Brownlow Interview Carl Davis Interview Projecting “Napoleon” – une pièce de resistance Cinerama As Perceived By Abel Gance
"Here's Chicago! The City of Dreams" (S)	17.05.1983	Chicago’s Water Tower Pumping Station, Chicago, USA	Shot with 65mm cameras
“The Ten Commandments”	13.10.1989	Cooper Twin, St. Louis Park, MN, USA	Blown up from VistaVision to 70mm
Svalbard – Arctic Seasons (S)	1996		HKB-65/70
“Vertigo”	04.10.1996	Ziegfeld, NY, USA	Blown up from VistaVision to 70mm/1,85:1
We Fight To Be Free (S)	2006	Ford Orientation Center and Donald W. Reynolds Museum and Education Center at Mt. Vernon, USA	Running time 22 minutes Cinematographer: Kees Van Oostrum Director: Kees Van Oostrum Country: USA The story of George Washington, his most important military achievements and special personal moments in his life. The film portrays him as a heroic, kind and brave man who is said to be a father of USA. It was created using 65mm, 35mm and digital effects plates. The showing will be of a 35mm print, as well as a DVD version that includes a feature covering the making of the film.
"Violet"	2014		Filmed with an 8-perf Fries Todd-AO 65mm 8-perf camera
"Daughter of Dismay" (S) "Daughter of Dismay" with Director James Quinn	06.10.2019	Schauburg Cinerama, Karlsruhe, Germany 70mm Festival World Premiere + Three Week Theatrical Run starting 10.10.2019. Every day before the evening show of "Joker"	Filmed with an 8-perf 65mm Mitchell camera "Fries 865"
“Lay Me By The Shore” (S) “Lay Me By The Shore”, Director David Findley talks about filming in 65mm	xx.02.2022	Berlin Film Festival	Filmed with an 8-perf 65mm Mitchell camera "Fries 865"