Fernando Rey in the opening scene of
The Immortal Story, shot at the Plaza Mayor in Chinchón Chinchón is not Paris. It’s not Ibiza. It’s not even Grenoble. It’s a sleepy, provincial Spanish town an hour’s bus ride out of Madrid, and not where . . .
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