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Where in Rhodes was the famous movie "Boy on a Dolphin" filmed?

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acamp7

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I love this film (and Sophia Loren) so much and I'd love to visit some of the locations where it was shot, does anyone know where on the island it was filmed?
 
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elefs

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acamp7 said:
I love this film (and Sophia Loren) so much and I'd love to visit some of the locations where it was shot, does anyone know where on the island it was filmed?
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The film "the boy and the dolphin" was filmed on the island of Hydra not Rhodes.
 
k_tsoukalas

k_tsoukalas

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I have never seen that movie, and it seems like I should put it on my list. Is the scenery stunning? I heard Hydra was beautiful.
 
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