FILMING IN THE DESERT

The video provides an overview of a film production set in an Arizona desert, chosen for its resemblance to ancient Palestine. It highlights the making of the biblical drama 'David and Bathsheba,' directed by Henry King and starring Gregory Peck and Raymond Massey. The governor visits the set, discussing the film's plans. The production involves extensive logistics, with equipment and personnel brought from Hollywood. The video concludes with the governor's farewell.

Why was the Arizona desert chosen as the filming location for the movie?

• It was the director's hometown.

• It had a natural resemblance to ancient Palestine.

• It was close to Hollywood.

• It was a popular tourist destination.

Who directed the biblical drama 'David and Bathsheba'?

• Howard Pyle

• Henry King

• Raymond Massey

• Gregory Peck

Which actor played the role of King David in the film?

• Henry King

• Gregory Peck

• Raymond Massey

• Howard Pyle

What was brought from Hollywood for the filming of the movie?

• Only the actors

• Only the director

• Tons of equipment and hundreds of players

• Just the script

Who was the state governor that visited the film set?

• Howard Pyle

• Henry King

• Raymond Massey

• Gregory Peck