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"The scenes of Mozart in Prague were shot at the Estates Theatre for authenticity."[edit]
In the "making of" in the special edition DVD of Amadeus, I got the impression that they chose the theatre for filming, then after they had learned it was the original theatre of the Don Giovanni premiere. I am not certain, so I left the sentence as it is. FranksValli02:20, 29 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]
