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Message Edit 1:46 - March 13, 2010 user yours_truly

and in truth, today redefined the film, made a few screenshots and saw that the lighter it is not simple. probably when I first watched this movie, I'm still not fond of Zippo and especially not to keep an eye and did not realize this ... for me and Zippo Zippo was in Africa.

that's only true in the film of his Zippo lighter to not particularly like what - a broad and seems huge, although maybe it's just me an optical illusion ...

This reminds me some Zippo Zippo works by Paul Fleming, a little bit like they are similar in direction and style

yes, she is =) This, ladies and gentlemen, Tune "Zippo" from the creators of the film.
Here is an excerpt from an interview with the creator of the scenery (props)
"One of my favorite details in the movie - Lighter Constantine. We made her more conventional lighters, because the director (Francis Lawrence) wanted something more tangible.
In the center is engraved with the Order of St. Benedict, who was a patron of wrestlers with sorcerers.
We also did the engraving side, which means: "Let justice prevail, though the world will be destroyed." Cut from copper. Inside, we used a real lighter "Zippo" because they wanted to make it work for real. And there is nothing better "Zippo" I tell you, because it was burning all the time. It was great. "

so exactly like in the movie buy not happen unfortunately, but you can buy with the same patterns and normal size, although there is such a tidy sum (do not remember exactly but about 100 bucks)

here it is:

but more pictures to that of the film

Well, for sure! and I remembered it was like a 300, but I think too much =)

by itself it was not done at the factory, it is, as I have said, the handiwork butaforschikov movie Constantine. And I think it was made in a single copy. Well if you can find an exact copy for sale post a link.

On! impressive price

here kakya crap with the fifth page, her mistakes are constant and does not open all the messages. already tried it on 3 computers.

Message edited 16:28 - March 25, 2010 user Merqury

Not quite Zippo rather not even Zippo, but pleased, could not help but share. :-)

Yesterday my wife got in accident on Mississippi TV thriller "The Skeleton Key" (The Skeleton Key) c Kate Hudson, Duc there quite tasty lit YMCA Streamline, and in sufficient detail angles. Imki generally quite rare in the cinema ...

Hartman writes:

Fresh - Sutter Island, most smoking film of the decade (as if there is no hysteria about smoking) - and flicking exclusively from Zippo. In the yard in 1952, but in the universe of the film no Evans, nor Ronson, nor forbid Buddha, Bowers - only Zippo.

Hmm ... looked just on the weekends, really there all the time flashes Zippo! :) Anyway I agree with you! And most smokers film decade, I probably would have called "Constantine." There he supermegazabubenennaya Zippo, not exactly full, and that - something like. Well, it's just hard smoked as much! Those who watched, I think, will understand me!

Anton! Thanks for the info! Somehow looked like "Skeleton Key," but do not even remember that there flashed lighter, the more YMCA! I really then is not particularly fond of lighters ... Maybe like - something reconsider! :)

yours_truly writes:

Hmm ... looked just on the weekends, really there all the time flashes Zippo! :) Anyway I agree with you! And most smokers film decade, I probably would have called "Constantine." There he supermegazabubenennaya Zippo, not exactly full, and that - something like. Well, it's just hard smoked as much! Those who watched, I think, will understand me!

...

Well, there Konstantin one smokes, and in Shatter Ayslend - all the polls. :)

All waited for the professor or will produce anything or type Ronson Evans flashed a nurse-not-a Zippo ONLY. :)

But Zippo Constantine - and the truth is something monumental, Mother of all Zippos I would say ... :)

yours_truly writes:

Anton! Thanks for the info! Somehow looked like "Skeleton Key," but do not even remember that there flashed lighter, the more YMCA! I really then is not particularly fond of lighters ... Maybe like - something reconsider! :)

There's elderly aunt, hostess, Violet, played by Gena Rowlands, interesting long black smokes cigarettes and just a couple of times for the film's flicking Imkoy, and moments usually pretty good show - lights up slowly. :-)

Hartman writes:

At that time it was thought that many of us have a surprise prop on film any "smoking" era. :)

By the way about the movie. Somewhere at the end of last year I bought a couple of lighters (liftarmy not Zippo), a friend of Peter. For one drove straight to me in Moscow on the occasion. Talked, it turned out - he works at the studio, engaged props. Actually, lighters authentic early 20th century he needed it for filming. That's cool, that's respect for this approach to work! :)

Matches save the father of Russian democracy! :-) Just stickers "V.Lomov" do not forget to pull out. :-)

Fl differently easier than lighter authentic look for ...

Hartman writes:

Voiceover: "The count was close to bankruptcy and could not afford a decent lighter." :)

Here whichever shoot. If about our region - given that the lighter in mass usage came in somewhere in the First World War and later, in the pre-revolutionary (if we earls) Russia they hardly had increased noticeably, even among the upper classes, it seems to me ... Now, if emigration take - tady yes. :-)

Merqury writes:

Here whichever shoot. If about our region - given that the lighter in mass usage came in somewhere in the First World War and later, in the pre-revolutionary (if we earls) Russia they hardly had increased noticeably, even among the upper classes, it seems to me ... Now, if emigration take - tady yes. :-)

Yeah, right. In the course of the matches were. I would say more - in the USSR "is not in Moscow" matches used for lighting until the '80s, if not longer. Lighters were given for birthdays, but rarely use them - there were problems to buy gas, and gasoline is not always available. A petrol - sold to mid-80s, mostly Riga. More or less in vogue lighters were young people - a tribute to the desire to be more "advanced", mainly lenemalerovskie gas. Well, as a sign of the caste of those who served in the DRA - Japanese gas "column of" them "Afghans" even their recognized in the streets. But it is in Siberia.

That's the paradox - lighters were bought them, but I have very rarely seen them used on the street.