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It is no longer a secret that Ridley Scott, Lady Gaga and Adam Driver are filming in Milan the movie House of Gucci<\/i>, that will chronicle the murder of Maurizio Gucci. Lady Gaga will star as Patrizia Reggiani, charged for proxy murder of her husband <\/b>Maurizio Gucci, played by Adam Driver. The film will also be shot in Gressoney, Rome, Lake Como, and perhaps Florence, to retrace the locations that were dear to the Gucci couple.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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Currently, the set images that have leaked capture the actors shooting some scenes in the city centre. The most popular one of all depicts Lady Gaga feeding Adam Driver a panzerotto<\/i> (a small Italian calzone typical of Southern Italian cuisine). This shot might have been taken from the bakery Luini<\/a>, that is an institution for all Milanese, that reached the peak of its popularity during the nineties. So many fans are wondering whether this moment is a guilty pleasure during a break from filming, or if it\u2019s an actual scene from the film that is set in that very decade.<\/p>\n

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This is not the first time that Milan has been at the centre of attention in the world of cinema. In Italy, undoubtably, Rome and Torino have held primary roles in the film industry, the first with Cinecitt\u00e0 Studios that welcomed the most legendary films in Italian and Hollywood history, and the latter being the home to the glorious National Museum of Cinema at the Mole Antonelliana.<\/p>\n

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But Milan\u2019s cinematic tradition goes all the way back to when this medium was moving its first steps, making it a pioneer in the field. The Lumi\u00e8re Brothers were first showing their films in France at the end of 1895, and just the following year, on March 20th<\/sup>, 1896, at the Circolo Fotografico (Photographic Circle), there was the first public cinema projection with the device of the inventors from Lyon, August and Louis. It was an immediate success, to the extent that the projections for the paying public were eventually moved to several Milanese stage theatres.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

That same year, director Italo Pacchioni was releasing a variety of films shot in Milan, the first one being Il finto storpio al Castello Sforzesco<\/i><\/a> (The Fake Cripple At The Sforza Castle). Italo Pacchioni, was the inventor of a camera with a stereoscopic effect, that is now kept at the Cineteca Italiana<\/a> Museum in Milan. He is also remembered for making a film dedicated to the funeral of illustrious composer Giuseppe Verdi in 1901.<\/p>\n