200470 minDocumentary
Queen Mary 2, la reine des mers
In 1998 Carnival, the largest cruise company in the world, bought the Cunard Line. A few people inside it dared to propose a new liner in the Cunard tradition, for an American market always looking for something new: the longest, largest and most expensive ship ever built. Micky Arison, the architect Stephen Payne, the interior designer Andrew Collier and Commodore Ronald W. Warwick take up the challenge, and at Saint-Nazaire the Queen Mary 2 takes shape.
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Technical sheet
- Title
- Queen Mary 2, la reine des mers
- Year
- 2004
- Runtime
- 70 min
- Countries
- France, Belgium
- Languages
- English, French, Dutch
- Production
- ARTE Thema commission, with RTBF; Flemish co-production Sophimages
- Availability
- On request
- Versions
- Title as in Mélon 2022 (pp. 44, 50), which describes the film as a commission for ARTE Thema; the BnF also records the title Queen Mary 2, la naissance d'une légende. 70′ in Rob Rombout's catalogue (Guimarães 2016) and CV; a 24′ television version is also listed. The lead producer is still to be confirmed.
- Direction
- Rob Rombout
- Script
- Rob Rombout, Louis-Philippe Capelle
- Image
- Louis-Philippe Capelle
- Sound
- Griet van Reeth
- Editing
- Adriana Moreira de Oliveira
- Music
- Hughes Maréchal