query: where were the night at the museum movies filmed

pos: Night at the Museum The building featured in the film, which was constructed on a sound stage in Burnaby, British Columbia, is based on the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, external shots of which were used in the movie. Trainers spent several weeks training Crystal, who plays the troublemaking monkey Dexter, to slap and bite Stiller in the film. Robin Williams' Theodore Roosevelt costume closely resembles that of John Wayne's character in "The Shootist". Director Shawn Levy credited Ben Stiller for the ensemble cast: "When actors hear that Ben Stiller is in a movie they want to work with him.

neg: Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden smells, and seeing various strange anomalies walk the gardens at night. Dozens of movies and televisions programs have had scenes filmed at the arboretum beginning in 1936, including portions of two "Jurassic Park" movies and "Objective, Burma!". Some of the "Tarzan" adventure movies were partially shot here. It was also the scenes for Paradise Island on "The New Original Wonder Woman". The Queen Anne Cottage used in the opening credits of the television series "Fantasy Island" is located here. The cottage was also seen in an episode of "Murder, She Wrote" and "". In 2013, Katy Perry filmed her music

neg: Stuhr Museum The building that houses the bulk of the museum's exhibits, the Stuhr Building, was designed by architect Edward Durell Stone and was built by Geer-Melkus Construction Co., Inc. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2015. Among the structures in Railroad Town is the house where actor Henry Fonda was born in 1905. Movies filmed at the museum include "Sarah, Plain and Tall" (1991) and "My Antonia" (1995). The museum once had a working steam locomotive that traveled the narrow gauge Nebraska Midland Railroad on the museum grounds. Stuhr Museum The Stuhr Museum of the Prairie

neg: Sylva, North Carolina during the summer months. Concerts on The Creek, highlighted in Southern Living magazine as a reason to visit, takes place every Friday night from Memorial Day to Labor Day at Sylva's Bridge Park. Several movies have been filmed in Sylva, including the 1972 movie Deliverance (along Mill Street) and the 1993 blockbuster The Fugitive (at Harris Regional Hospital, a scene where the town is seen from Sylvan Heights right after the train wreck, and along Scotts Creek where it crosses West Main Street). The train wreck scene in The Fugitive was filmed 2 miles (3.2 km) west of Sylva in

neg: The Stolen Earth filmed on the evenings of and : the first night, depicting the Dalek invasion, was filmed in a traffic control centre on Junction 32 of the M4 motorway, with the actual Dalek invasion of the building filmed in six minutes at 5:30am the following morning; and the second night, depicting Martha's escape from UNIT, was filmed in a warehouse in Nantgarw owned by the National Museum Wales. Because of a traffic accident on the first night, the production team were prepared to postpone the shoot if needed. Penelope Wilton reprised her role as Harriet Jones to film a scene on

neg: Uptown Saturday Night to use vernacular dialect toward Steve and Wardell, to which Congressman Lincoln states his disapproval in a condescending manner. The monologue that follows reflects double-consciousness in the form of tokenism, where she expresses her frustration of representing herself in a setting of the majority. Sexuality The film was filmed during the blaxploitation era, where women's sexuality in movies was known to be liberated. Coffy was released in theaters in the same year, where the title character was defined by her appearance. Although "Uptown Saturday Night" did not show female characters as explicitly as "Coffy", they were shown in a sexually-suggestive

neg: Anime and manga fandom customers experience Japan's content industry (including anime, games, food, and fashion) by allowing them to visit studios and meet artists, among other activities. Many different museums dedicated to the industry exist throughout Japan, such as the Suginami Animation Museum in Tokyo and the Tezuka Osamu Manga Museum in the Hyogo Prefecture. Other popular locations include places where people can enjoy anime-related activities, such as shopping for related merchandise or singing anime theme songs. Additionally, fans enjoy visiting real-life locations that serve as settings for some anime, and locations where live-action movies were filmed. For example, the popularity of "Lucky Star"

neg: Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum used in movies, i.e. the collection holds the Pullman sleeping car "Clover Colony" that was used in the Marilyn Monroe movie "Some Like it Hot", which was filmed in 1959, two years before TVRM started. A partial list of movies shot with TVRM equipment follows: Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum The Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum is a railroad museum in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum was founded as a chapter of the National Railway Historical Society in 1960 by Paul H. Merriman and Robert M. Soule, Jr., along with a group of local railway preservationists who were concerned with

neg: North Sydney, Nova Scotia At 3:40 am on the morning of October 14, the Caribou was hit by a single torpedo on her starboard side; 136 people perished. Although North Sydney does not have a very developed arts community, it has served as the backdrop for at least five movies. In 1995, scenes for "Margaret's Museum" were filmed in the town. Most were shot on King Street, where a house was used as a mine managers house. In 1999, two films were shot in North Sydney. First, was "New Waterford Girl". Downtown North Sydney was used to represent downtown New Waterford in the 1970s.

neg: Chattanooga, Tennessee battles that were fought in Chattanooga. These include the following: Chattanooga and its environs have been featured in numerous films since the early 1970s, principally due to Chattanooga being the home of the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum (TVRM), which has allowed its equipment to be filmed in various films. A partial list of movies shot with TVRM equipment follows: In addition to the above TVRM films, the following films were filmed either in Chattanooga itself or in nearby locales: The 1941 Glenn Miller song that catapulted Chattanooga to international fame, "Chattanooga Choo Choo", has been performed in numerous movies, including

neg: Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian as director. The film was mostly filmed in Vancouver and Montreal with some scenes filmed in the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C.. A scene was shot at the Lincoln Memorial on the night of May 21, 2008. Scenes were also shot at the American Museum of Natural History in New York on August 18 and 20, 2008. The trailer was released with "Bedtime Stories", "Yes Man" and "Marley & Me" in December 2008. The trailer accompanied the film "Bride Wars" in January, "The Pink Panther 2" in February, and "Dragonball Evolution" in April 2009. The film was also promoted as an

neg: Film industry were, in decreasing order, the United States, China, Japan, India, and the United Kingdom. , the countries with the largest number of film productions were India, Nigeria, and the United States. In Europe, significant centers of movie production are France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom. Distinct from the centers are the locations where movies are filmed. Because of labor and infrastructure costs, many films are produced in countries other than the one in which the company which pays for the film is located. For example, many U.S. movies are filmed in Canada, many Nigerian movies are filmed in

neg: Prophecy (film) within the forest. Filmed in British Columbia, Canada in 1978, this film marked the beginning of "Hollywood North", the major start to the development of a massive film production business in Vancouver and other areas within the province. Since then, hundreds of "American" movies have been filmed in the Canadian province. Some violence/gore and other scenes were deleted not because of the censors but on a decision made by John Frankenheimer. This included a longer close-up of a man's headless corpse and a shot of Katahdin graphically disemboweling Isley (both deemed "gratuitous"), a flashback to the night where Rob and

neg: Orient Express due to construction works, but they were reintroduced in June 2017, however, ending in Istanbul's suburb Halkali, from where a transfer bus is provided to the city centre. The luxurious dining car, where scenes for "Murder on the Orient Express" and other movies were filmed, is now in the OSE museum of Thessalonica. The local authorities plan to refit the train to make it available for tourist use around the Balkans in the near future. In 1976 the Swiss travel company "Intraflug AG" has first hired, then also bought several CIWL-carriages, and operated them as Nostalgie Istanbul Orient Express from

neg: Babylon Berlin The series was filmed throughout Berlin and at other locations in Germany. Numerous scenes were filmed on Alexanderplatz in front of the historic Alexanderhaus. The Police Headquarters, once located directly behind it, and other surrounding buildings, were all destroyed in WWII, so they were recreated with computer effects. The Berlin City Hall was used for most closeup scenes involving the exterior of the Police Headquarters, because their red brick appearance and architectural style was very similar. Interior scenes in the "Moka Efti" night club were filmed at the "Delphi Cinema" in Berlin-Weissensee. Other scenes were filmed on Museum Island and

neg: Night Stalker (TV series) movies, but not the Universal television series, and was limited to using only characters that had appeared in those movies. Its first episode was broadcast on Thursday, September 29, at 9 p.m. against "" on CBS, "The Apprentice" on NBC and the 2005 MLB playoffs on Fox. "Night Stalker" was canceled after six episodes due to low ratings. However, the Sci-Fi Channel (now known as Syfy), which frequently shows canceled network genre shows, showed all ten filmed episodes during summer 2006. The ratings were poor on SciFi Channel as well. In 2007, the show continued in rotation on the network's

neg: NBC Saturday Night at the Movies politics. Although there had been filmed feature-length television specials such as "The Pied Piper of Hamelin" (1957), a 1960 Hallmark Hall of Fame "Macbeth" filmed in color on location in Scotland, and, as early as 1954, a filmed musical version in color of Charles Dickens's "A Christmas Carol" telecast on CBS's "Shower of Stars", the film generally regarded as the first made-for-television movie was "See How They Run", directed by David Lowell Rich and starring John Forsythe and Senta Berger. It first aired on October 7, 1964 and ushered in a series of other TV-movies over the years, aired on

neg: Graeme Blundell appearance in "" playing Ruwee Naberrie, the father of Padmé Amidala. He was also filmed in scenes for "", but they were cut and appear only on the DVD release of the film. Since March 2011, Blundell has hosted "Sunday Night at the Movies with Graeme Blundell" on Foxtel's Fox Classics channel. He now partners Margaret Pomerantz in Screen, where he reviews film and television shows. Blundell was married to author Margot Hilton. He later married journalist Susan Kurosawa. Graeme Blundell Graeme Blundell (born 7 August 1945) is an Australian actor, director, producer, writer and biographer. Blundell was born in

neg: Baltimore Institute College of Art. Artscape styles itself as the "largest free arts festival in America". Each May, the Maryland Film Festival takes place in Baltimore, using all five screens of the historic Charles Theatre as its anchor venue. Many movies and television shows have been filmed in Baltimore. "The Wire "was set and filmed in Baltimore. "House of Cards" and "Veep" are set in Washington, D.C. but filmed in Baltimore. Baltimore has cultural museums in many areas of study. The Baltimore Museum of Art, and the Walters Art Museum are internationally renowned for its collection of art. The Baltimore Museum

neg: Day One (Torchwood) episode was filmed during the night, to keep with the style that the majority of the series is set during the night as well. However, because it was approaching summer, where nights are shorter, night sequences had to be shot between 10 pm and 4:30 am during each night of filming. Even the scenes set in the Torchwood hub were mostly filmed at nighttime. The first sequence to be shot was where the team stop Carys from having sex with the postman. However, the sequence had to be shot again twelve days later. The meteor crash site was filmed at

neg: Udaipur sections of the James Bond film "Octopussy" were filmed in the city, the Lake Palace, and the Monsoon Palace. The nearby desert was the backdrop of the remarkable rescue of Octopussy (Maud Adams) by Bond (Roger Moore). Some scenes from the British television series "The Jewel in the Crown" were also filmed in Udaipur. The Disney channel film, "The Cheetah Girls One World", was shot in Udaipur in January 2008. Some of the other non-Indian movies and TV shows filmed in Udaipur include: "Darjeeling Limited", "Opening Night", "Heat and Dust", "Indische Ring", "Inside Octopussy", "James Bond in India", "The Best

neg: Culture in New York's Capital District movies the Capital District has been used for filming motion pictures. Some early movies filmed in the area were "Last of the Mohicans" in 1911, "The Sign Invisible" (1918), and "Impossible Catherine" (1919), all of which were filmed in Lake George. "Saratoga", produced in 1937, was shot at the Saratoga Race Course. In the 1990s, after several movies were filmed in the area, the marketing moniker "Hollywood on the Hudson" was promoted for the area, but never gained popularity, though it still is used by some promoters, especially for Troy. More recently there have been many movies that have had

neg: Ernest Saves Christmas the night. The old Santa resumes his former identity, Seth Applegate, and spends Christmas Eve with an elderly museum employee named Mary Morrissey. The new Santa takes off at 7 pm to deliver the gifts. This was the first major feature production filmed almost entirely in Orlando, Florida, at the then-unfinished Disney-MGM Studios. Exterior scenes set at the house of Ernest's friend Vern were filmed at a house located on Residential Street at the park, and which was part of the Studio Backlot Tour until it was demolished in 2002. The remainder of the scenes were filmed in various locations

neg: The Chimp Channel cable network, The Chimp Channel (abbreviated TCC), and the shows it produces. Television programs filmed at the network include "NYPD Zoo", "Treewatch", "Ally McSqeal", "The Murray Price Show", "News at Night", and "Movies on Film". The latter has two critics reviewing films from the "Monkey-ed Movie" library with a non-opposable thumbs up or down. Due to the show's racy humor, it earned a TV-14 rating. In 1998, TBS aired Tom Stern's "Monkey-ed Movies". Forty-eight of the short segments were produced to run during the feature-film program "Dinner and a Movie" and in odd time slots after sporting events. However, one

neg: Paris by Night 36 Paris by Night 36 Paris By Night 36: In Houston is a Paris By Night program produced by Thúy Nga that was filmed at The Music Hall in 1996. The emcees were Nguyễn Ngọc Ngạn and Hồng Đào. This was Hồng Đào's only appearance on the Paris By Night stage working as a Master of Ceremony. This show was released on VHS on June 27, 1996. Houston became the third city in the United States where Paris by Night was filmed, after the Los Angeles suburb of Cerritos and Las Vegas. The Music Hall, where Paris By Night 36 was

neg: Vincent and the Doctor the same production block as "The Vampires of Venice", which sees Trogir depicting 16th-century Venice. Filming took place around November 2009. The scenes at the church which were filmed at Llandaff Cathedral in Wales, while the National Museum Cardiff doubled for the interior of the Musée d'Orsay. Some of the sets were intended to reference paintings, such as Van Gogh's bedroom. One such set was the café where the Doctor and Amy first meet Van Gogh, which was modelled after the painting "Café Terrace at Night". This proved challenging for the art department, who extensively looked for a suitable building

neg: Plaka of Greek Folk Art, an annex of which is the Old Public Baths building, the Frissiras Museum, the Museum of Popular Music Instruments, the Museum of Pavlos and Alexandra Kanellopoulou and the Athens University Museum. Many movies of the Greek cinema were filmed in the area. Some of them include: Plaka Pláka () is the old historical neighborhood of Athens, clustered around the northern and eastern slopes of the Acropolis, and incorporating labyrinthine streets and neoclassical architecture. Plaka is built on top of the residential areas of the ancient town of Athens. It is known as the "Neighborhood of the

neg: Soprano Home Movies final nine episodes to be produced, following a six-month-long production hiatus. In preparation for shooting the episode, series creator/executive producer David Chase held several rehearsals with the lead actors. The scenes at the lakefront vacation home were filmed over two weeks in June 2006 in Putnam Valley, New York. Additional interior shots were filmed six months later at Silvercup Studios, New York, where a replica of the cabin had been built in a sound stage. The lake seen multiple times in the episode is Lake Oscawana. The scenes of Tony and Bobby fishing were filmed on location on the lake

neg: Little House on the Prairie (TV series) filmed prior to "The Last Farewell", but ended up being the last of the three movies to air. Given its Christmas-related content, NBC opted to air it during the following Christmas season. Two other "Little House" movies were made in conjunction with the Landon series: the 1974 pilot for the program and "The Little House Years" (1979), a Thanksgiving special/clip show that aired in the middle of season six. For the first two seasons, the show was aired on Wednesday nights at 8pm ET/7pm CT, to moderate ratings. In 1976, the series became a Monday night staple on NBC; after

neg: Tank Girl (film) filmed over 16 weeks, in three locations; desert scenes were filmed in White Sands, New Mexico, the Liquid Silver club set was built at an abandoned shopping mall in Phoenix, Arizona, and all remaining scenes were filmed within 40 miles of Tucson, Arizona. Many scenes were filmed in an abandoned open-pit mine, where filming had to be halted one day due to a chemical leak. Permission was received to film the water pipe scenes at the Titan Missile Museum, near the mine, but the day before shooting, permission was withdrawn. These scenes were filmed, instead, in a tunnel at the

neg: Mischief Night (2006 film) Mischief Night. The film shows several people's involvement in this. The film was set made around several different areas of Leeds, however primarily the 'Asian' area of Leeds was filmed around Beeston while the 'White' area was mainly filmed around Hunslet and Tingley. Scenes were also filmed in Belle Isle and Middleton. One scene where tram pylons were required had to be filmed in Sheffield. Mischief Night (2006 film) Mischief Night is a 2006 British comedy-drama film. It is the third installment of the Tina Trilogy following on from "Tina Goes Shopping" (1999) and "Tina Takes a Break "(2001). However,

neg: Battle of Britain (film) Partly demolished buildings represented bombed houses and disused buildings were set on fire. St Katharine Docks was one of the few areas of London's East End to survive The Blitz. Many extras were survivors of the Blitz. Aldwych tube station, used as a wartime air-raid shelter, was also used as a filming location. Almost all the period equipment from the London Fire Brigade Museum was used in the film. The night scenes of wartime Berlin were filmed in Donostia-San Sebastian, Basque Country. The scenes at RAF Fighter Command were filmed at RAF Bentley Priory, the headquarters of Fighter Command. Air

neg: Kung Fu Dunk he is unlikely to do so due to injuries. Chinese sports commentator Huang Jianxiang makes a guest appearance where he commentates on a match. The final minutes of this match is a parody of Huang's live-action commentary of the Australia-Italy match at the 2006 World Cup that garnered international attention. Most of the filming was completed in Shanghai, evidenced by the Shanghai skyline at night, as well the numerous scenes filmed at the interior and exterior of the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum in Pudong. Dailies were leaked on several websites, lacking CGI and sound effects. It was widely reported

neg: Park Plaza Hotel (Los Angeles) song "I'm Outta Love" and the music video for Maroon 5's 2015 hit song "Sugar." The 2013 film "Gangster Squad" starring Emma Stone, Ryan Gosling, Sean Penn, Josh Brolin and Nick Nolte had the final shootout scene filmed here. The hotel was used for the prom scene in the films "Not Another Teen Movie" and "Prom Night." The 1987 film "Less Than Zero" filmed several scenes in the movie at this hotel."" Other TV-series and movies filmed here are: Park Plaza Hotel (Los Angeles) The Elks Lodge No. 99 / Park Plaza Hotel, now The MacArthur, is located at 607

neg: Saturday Night Grease after she called them "wholesome entertainment" in 1970 (actually, the episode "Gender Education" centered in a parody of Whitehouse). Mary Whitehouse's complaint was against Tim's underpants in the opening scene, which feature a prominent picture of a carrot. The episode was filmed in early 1979, when disco music was at its height, and movies like "Saturday Night Fever" and "Grease" were box-office hits. However, by the time the episode aired in January 1980, disco was no longer popular in the UK, as popular (and political) backlash set on during the meantime. This episode has been released on both DVD and

neg: Cinema of Mexico 20 cinematographers hired for the Howard Hawks film "Viva Villa!". After a few jobs he obtained a scholarship to study in the United States where he was taught by Gregg Toland his own style of lighting techniques. He filmed more than 200 movies, including "Los Olvidados" (directed by Luis Buñuel), John Ford's "The Fugitive" and "The Night of the Iguana" (directed by John Huston). Emilio Fernández is best known for his work as director of the film "Maria Candelaria" which won the Grand Prix at the 1946 Cannes Film Festival. In 1928, MGM's art director Cedric Gibbons, one of the

neg: The End of the Innocence (song) video, there are shots of Henley singing in front of the Texas School Book Depository in Dealey Plaza, Dallas, Texas. To Henley, this is where the "end of the innocence" can be found. A portion of the video was also filmed in the town of Waxahachie, Texas, just south of Dallas at the historic Rogers Hotel, where Bonnie and Clyde stayed and where the movies "Places in the Heart" and "Tender Mercies" were filmed. The End of the Innocence (song) "The End of the Innocence" is the lead single and title track from Don Henley's third solo studio album of

neg: Fast Girls the film completed filming, she was keeping her feet on ice most of the time. Special flooring was laid during re-shoots in February 2012 in order to allow her to run more comfortably. Crichlow was pleased that the film features a staple feature of sports movies; a training montage. The GB Qualifiers scene was filmed in Queen Elizabeth II track, Enfield. The Championships in Barcelona were filmed inside Lea Valley Athletic Centre, also in Enfield. The derelict track where Lenora's character trains is filmed in Feltham, West London. The film was launched at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2011

neg: EuroTrip achieve director credit, according to the DVD filmmaker commentary. Also according to the commentary track, all scenes were filmed in Prague, the Czech Republic, especially in the streets close to the Rudolfinum. The opening scenes set in the United States was filmed at the International School of Prague. The scene where the main characters are boarding at the Paris railway station was filmed in Prague's main railway station (Hlavní nádraží). The scene inside Vatican City was actually filmed in Prague's National Museum. The scenes with a German lorry driver were taken at the then-unfinished D5 motorway near Pilsen. Review aggregation

neg: Cinema of Lithuania Cinema of Lithuania The birth of Cinema of Lithuania dates back to 1909. On July 28, 1896, Thomas Edison live photography session was held in the Concerts Hall of the Botanical Garden of Vilnius University. After a year, similar American movies were available with the addition of special phonograph records that also provided sound. In 1909, Lithuanian cinema pioneers and Ladislas Starevich released their first movies. Soon the Račiūnas' recordings of Lithuania's views became very popular among the Lithuanian Americans abroad. In 1925, Pranas Valuskis filmed movie "Naktis Lietuvoje" (Night in Lithuania) about Lithuanian book smugglers that left first bright

neg: The Titfield Thunderbolt under steam in the film. It was repainted in a colourful red and green livery to suit the Technicolor cameras. In filming the scene in which the "Thunderbolt" is "rear-ended" by the uncoupled train, the locomotive's tender sustained some actual damage, which remains visible beneath the buffer beam to this day. The scene where "Thunderbolt" is removed at night from its museum was filmed in the (now demolished) Imperial Institute building near the Royal Albert Hall in South Kensington, London. All these shots were made using a studio-built model. It was released first on VHS in 1993, and then on

neg: Anna Frants the New York Museum of Arts and Design, State Russian Museum, Kyosei-no-Sato Museum (Japan), Kolodzei Art Foundation, Sergey Kuryokhin Center for Contemporary Art and in numerous private collections all over the world. The most notable of Frants' curatorial works were the retrospective exhibitions "Sterligov's Group", 2006, New York, and "Art around the Barracks", 2003, New York. In the documentary of Andrey Zagdansky "Konstantin and Mouse", dedicated to Konstantin Kuzminsky, one of the episodes was filmed at the opening night of "Art around the Barracks" at Frants Gallery in Soho. Among contemporary artists, who constantly collaborate with Anna Frants as a

neg: Mr. Vampire Harvest studios were used as the set for the scene where Master Kau is in jail. The scene where the body is being exhumed was filmed just out of the New Territories in Hong Kong. The background has been used in movies such as "The Young Master" and the end fight in "The 36th Chamber of Shaolin". Also filmed in the New Territories were scenes where the police went to find the vampire in the cave and the scene in which a body is being burnt. Producer Sammo Hung visited the set less frequently to promote a relaxed atmosphere as

neg: Filming of James Bond in the 1980s scene in which Bond and Sutton enter the mineshaft was then filmed in a waterlogged quarry near Staines and the Amberley Chalk Pits Museum in West Sussex. On 6 October 1984, the fourth unit, headed by the special effects supervisor John Richardson, began its work on the climactic fight sequence. At first, only a few plates constructed to resemble the Golden Gate Bridge were used. Later that night, the shooting of the burning San Francisco City Hall commenced. The first actual scenes atop the bridge were filmed on 7 October 1984. In Paris it was planned that two stunt men,

neg: Joliet, Illinois that took over the Wieboldt's building at Jefferson Square Mall. The lobby of the Rialto Square Theatre also served the filming of John Goodman's "Balto". According to the City's 2009 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, the largest employers in the city were: Among local landmarks are the Joliet Area Historical Museum and Route 66 Visitors Center as well as the Chicagoland Speedway (NASCAR) and the Route 66 Raceway (NHRA). The Joliet Prison is located near Joliet's downtown district on Collins Street. The prison has been featured in both television shows and movies. One such television series filmed at Joliet Prison was

neg: The NBC Monday Movie to fit into the two-hour time slot. As all widescreen films were then, they were pan-and-scanned so the image would fit the standard 4:3 television screen (as opposed to letterbox format). An exception was the 1951 film version of "Show Boat", which made its television debut on "NBC Monday Night at the Movies" in 1972 and had not been filmed in widescreen. The choice of "Show Boat" as a movie offering on the program was rather unusual, given the fact that it was, at the time, a twenty-one-year-old film, rather than a recent one. The first incarnation of "NBC Monday

neg: New York Transit Museum 26, 1956, the station was used to film a scene of "The FBI Story", posing as the Bowling Green station. After the museum opened, the station continued to be used as a set for movies, most notably the 1974 film "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three", and the entrance at Boerum Place and Schermerhorn Street was reopened for shoots. To this day, the station and its connecting tunnels are still used for movie shoots. The 2009 film "The Taking of Pelham 123", a remake of the 1974 movie, was also filmed there. More recently, the museum appeared in the

neg: Thousand Oaks, California the map in the 1920s and helped attract Hollywood producers to the city. Hundreds of movies have been filmed in Thousand Oaks. Some of the first films to be made here were "The Birth of a Nation" (1915) at Jungleland USA and "Roaring Ranch" (1930) at the Stagecoach Inn. Thousand Oaks Boulevard was featured in the "Walls of Jericho" scenes in the film "It Happened One Night" (1934). A western village was erected at California Lutheran University for the filming of "Welcome to Hard Times" (1967), while Elvis Presley and John Wayne starred in several westerns made in Wildwood Regional

neg: Touching the Art Huxtable, Christine Y. Kim, Liz Glynn, Lauren Cornell and K8 Hardy. The first season, filmed at Los Angeles art galleries Regen Projects and Night Gallery, premiered in July 2014. The second season, filmed at the New Museum in New York, premiered in February 2015 and was included in the 2015 New Museum Triennial. Ovation also produced five special episodes on location at Art Basel in Miami Beach in December 2014. Touching the Art Touching The Art is a comedic web series created by comedian and artist Casey Jane Ellison and Emmy-winning writer/producer Shaw Bowman and produced by Ellison, Bowman and

neg: Siva (1989 Telugu film) filmed at the Swapnalok complex in Secunderabad, and Bhavani's suicide was filmed on a set at Venus Studios in Chennai. Several romantic scenes with Nagarjuna and Amala were initially filmed at Ushakiron Movies in Secunderabad. Dissatisfied with the results, Varma reshot them at the Osman Ali House. Mugur Sundar choreographed the songs, and "Anando Brahma" was filmed at the Borra Caves in Vishakhapatnam. The film crew had to crawl into the caves, making "Siva" the first Telugu film shot in its interiors. The remaining songs were filmed on sets at Annapurna Studios. Srinivasa Rao filmed his scenes in one day.

neg: British Museum Reading Room of Anabel Donald's 1994 novel is the ceiling of the Reading Room, where the denouement is set. Alfred Hitchcock used the Reading Room and the dome of the British Museum as a location for the climax of his first sound film "Blackmail" (1929). Other movies with key scenes in the Reading Room include "Night of the Demon" (1957) and in the 2001 Japanese anime OVA "Read or Die", the Reading Room is used as the secret entrance to the British Library's fictional "Special Operations Division". Probably the first work of fiction in which the British Museum Reading Room plays an

neg: Ivan Ackery Ackery introduced and promoted monthly midnight movies on Sundays, during a period when local bylaws prohibited Sunday movies, then persuaded Famous Players to allow him to play a Victoria-filmed feature at the Capitol called "Crimson Paradise", which drew packed houses during its run thanks to heavy promotion by Ackery. Saturday afternoon children's matinees also were begun and became popular at the Capitol during Ackery's tenure. In 1934, Ackery returned to Vancouver when Famous Players promoted him to manage the Strand Theatre (located on the future site of Vancouver Centre in the downtown area), where he promoted live stage shows and

neg: Cavalleria rusticana (1982 film) Cavalleria rusticana (1982 film) Initially, the Italian television network RAI expressed interest in recording the live opening night double-bill of Franco Zeffirelli's stage productions of "Cavalleria rusticana" and "Pagliacci" at the Teatro alla Scala. However, the director wanted to film the operas like movies instead of live stage productions. Over the course of two days, he filmed both operas on the stage of La Scala without an audience and in segments of ten minutes or less. He later added pick-up shots at a film studio in Milan. He also filmed some on location in Vizzini, Sicily for greater authenticity. Originally

neg: Running Springs, California use neighboring Big Bear Lake for scenes in his 1939 film "Gone With the Wind". Movies filmed in Running Springs include "Next" (2007), "When a Stranger Calls" (2006), "Communion" (1989), "Small Town Saturday Night" (2010), "I'm Reed Fish" (2006), "Messenger of Death" (1988), "Demon Legacy" (2014), "The Bigfoot Project" (2017), "Cold Cabin" (2010), and many more. The film "Running Springs" was set and filmed in the Running Springs area. Running Springs, California Running Springs is a census-designated place (CDP) in San Bernardino County, California, United States. The population was 4,862 at the 2010 census, down from 5,125 at the 2000

neg: Valkyrie (film) which he felt represented the violence of their ideology. Singer looked towards thrillers of the 1940s and home movies shot by Eva Braun for inspiration. Shooting scenes at night was difficult because presenting historical accuracy of the era required blackouts. Sigel noted in real life, car headlights were used for the firing squad to aim at and execute the plotters in the Bendlerblock. Singer chose to shoot in 1:85 aspect ratio, and since filming took place in Germany, the director used Arriflex cameras with Zeiss lenses. The Tunisia battle sequence that opened the film was the last major sequence filmed.

neg: Lethal Weapon 2 CPA who is placed in protective custody by Riggs and Murtaugh, and makes the detectives' more difficult due to his neurotic behavior. The Getz character remained a regular throughout the remainder of the film series. The scene where Riggs is on the road outside Arjen's stilt house and grabs onto the front of the truck (the same scene with the surfboard killing a driver) was filmed on March 21, 1989. The opening chase sequence was filmed on November 28, 1988. The scenes where Riggs and Rika are ambushed by helicopters at night on the beach were filmed at Marineland of

neg: Road to Dawn owned 4 Malaysian Chinese press companies. "Road To Dawn" was the first China-produced movie filmed entirely in Malaysia. It was filmed entirely on location at the Sun Yat-sen Museum Penang in August and September 2006. Other international movies have used Penang a substitute location -- "Indochine" (1992),"Paradise Road" (1997), "Anna and The King" (1999), "The Touch" (2002), and "Lust, Caution" (2007). However, "Road To Dawn" is the first international movie set in Penang. "Road To Dawn" fully exploits the multicultural setting of Penang, showing cultural diversity in ethnic communities, costumes, houses of worship and architectural heritage. Angelica Lee plays a

neg: Banacek "Banacek" borrowed elements of both characters and plot points. In general, the series was shot on the Universal Studios backlot, though location scenes were filmed around Los Angeles in areas that could pass for Boston, or rural areas near there. The episode titled "If Max Is So Smart, Why Doesn't He Tell Us Where He Is?" was shot on location at the California Institute of the Arts around the time the school first opened. "Ten Thousand Dollars A Page" was filmed at the Pasadena Art Museum, later known as the Pasadena Museum of Modern Art and now the Norton Simon

neg: The Dæmons second week – causing filming to be delayed. Some episode one scenes were filmed at night – a rarity for the show, although some of these scenes were filmed during daylight with a dark filter put over the camera lens. Other dark indoor scenes were filmed in a disused aircraft hangar at Bridge Farm, Ramsbury. Filming for the serial caused great excitement in Aldbourne, with a lot of the village residents appearing as extras, as well as the Headington Quarry Morris dancers performing a routine in episode four. The cast included David Simeon who himself was from Wiltshire where the

neg: Allendale, Northumberland petroleum gas) supplier Calor. The parish around Allendale has two particularly useful websites: the Allen Valleys Community website and the Allen Valleys touristic website. Allendale will soon have a museum filled with sci-fi props from various tv shows and movies. The owner, Neil Cole, built the museum in the cellar of his family's Georgian townhouse, in the centre of Allendale. The construction of the museum was filmed for the new Netflix original programme "Amazing Interiors." The museum is scheduled to open 20 October 2018. Allendale, Northumberland Allendale, often marked on maps as "Allendale Town", is a village and civil parish

neg: Special Delivery (2008 film) Sky Movies have given the film a low rating and a moderately negative review. The film's rating in the United Kingdom on Sky Movies was 12A, which means that the film is suitable for children aged 12 years old and older. The film was aired at night because of the rating. In July 2009, the film's rating changed to PG, which means that general viewing may be unsuitable for young children. The "Daily Record" called the film a very "likeable comedy". The film received a positive review from the site, "Comic films". The reviewer said: "the movie is well filmed

neg: Television film theatrical film release, the other networks soon copied the format, with each of the networks having several "[Day of the Week] Night At The Movies" showcases which led to a shortage of movie studio product. The first of these made-for-TV movies is generally acknowledged to be "See How They Run", which debuted on NBC on October 7, 1964. A previous film, "The Killers", starring Lee Marvin and Ronald Reagan, was filmed as a TV-movie, although NBC decided it was too violent for television and it was released theatrically instead. The second film to be considered a television movie, Don Siegel's

neg: Mystery Fun House dark building for one of the holes. In MFH's later days, a pizza parlor was added that featured an animatronic show in the style of ShowBiz Pizza and Chuck E. Cheese's. Two movies were filmed at the Mystery Fun House: the birthday scene of "Parenthood" (1989), and most of "Night Terror" (2002). It's been rumored that the original Mystery Fun House will be gutted and rebuilt using new technology. As of February 2013 no permits have been filed with Orange County. As of March 2, 2013 the front part of building has been repainted in its original color. In May

neg: Three Arch Bay of Dana Point developer Sidney Woodruff, the entire site was purchased in 1926 for $135,000. The first rock pool was created in 1929 by film producer Edward H. Griffith. Griffith built his property, which included a lighthouse, for use as a backdrop in feature films. Early movies filmed in Three Arch Bay included Warner Bros.' "Captain Blood" (1935) starring Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland, and Paramount Pictures' "Give Us This Night" (1936). By 1939 lots in the area were sold for $100 down on a $3000 lot. The original sales promotional advertisements warned of "Rattlesnakes Galore." In 1943, at

neg: Sudden Death (1995 film) the East Hockey League. Crowd shots were done over one night using between 2,000 and 3,000 extras, plus cardboard cut outs to make the stadium seem like 17,000. "Sudden Death" was filmed in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where it is set, and Middletown, New York, in 98 days between August 29 and December 7, 1994. Parts were filmed at the then-unopened Veterans Hospital in Aspinwall, PA. The final helicopter crash was filmed with a 400 ft crane that could pick up and lower the helicopter into the arena. Nine cameras recorded the event, which was filmed several times, and hundreds of emergency

neg: Saturday Night at the Movies (Joe McElderry album) Saturday Night at the Movies (Joe McElderry album) Saturday Night at the Movies is the fifth studio album released by English singer, Joe McElderry. The album features a collection of songs from films and musicals. The album was announced in May 2017 with McElderry saying; "My new album is a snapshot of where I am today and I am excited about the opportunity to share some of my favourite music with my fans. I hope people will join me as I continue on this musical journey!" The album was released on 14 July 2017 by Decca Records. McElderry promoted the

neg: The Beast Below 10's Buckingham Palace were filmed at Margam Country Park, Port Talbot on a night shoot on 22 September 2009. The interior of the orangery was used as the Palace. The room in the Tower of London where the climax takes place was filmed at Neath Abbey. The industrial streets of "Starship UK" were filmed in a disused factory in Mamhilad, with the art department designing it in accordance to Moffat's specific description in the script. Gillan put in some of her own wonder at the set into Amy's actions when she admires the street for the first time. The set

neg: NBC Saturday Night at the Movies NBC Saturday Night at the Movies NBC Saturday Night at the Movies was the first continuing weekly prime time network television series to show relatively recent feature films from major studios in color. The series premiered on September 23, 1961. Previously, movies on television were usually low-cost B films or older films that the major studios or producers no longer found suitable for theatrical presentation. In the earliest years of television, major studios wouldn't release films to television; by the late 1950s, however, major studios began making movies available to the new medium, but a gentleman's agreement between the top

neg: One Night (TV series) in Wrythe Lane, Rosehill, London. The scenes in the street where Rochelle meets Sami were filmed in King Street, Southall. The scenes at the nightclub Alfie enters were shot in The Broadway, Mill Hill. The store where Alfie shoplifts is in Kingsland Road, Dalston. The Pub where Carol performs her stand-up act is the Sir Richard Steele in Haverstock Hill, London. The series was repeated on the London Live television channel in September 2014. One Night (TV series) One Night is a British 2012 drama series broadcast on BBC One, about four people linked by an event in their local

neg: Movies 3 2015. The cover art was shot in the same location as their music video for "Sunnyday", which was primarily filmed in an empty swimming pool. The group even donned the outfits worn in the shoot. Movies 3 Movies 3 (stylized as "MOVIES3") is the third compilation DVD released by the hip-hop group Lead. It charted at #40 on the Oricon charts, where it remained for two weeks. Unlike their first two compilation films, "Movies 3" contained every music video since their debut with "Manatsu no Magic" (2002) to their most recent video "Sunnyday" (2008). It became their first compilation release

neg: North & South (TV serial) filmed at Dalton Mill. The scenes inside the mill were shot at Helmshore Textile Museum in Rossendale and Queen Street Mill on the outskirts of Burnley, Lancashire. London was another main location, all the interior scenes were shot at the Ealing Studios in west London and the Great Exhibition scene was shot at Alexandra Palace in North London. Other locations were Selkirk, a town in the Scottish Borders, Burnley in Lancashire, and the Bluebell Railway in Sussex, where the final and the beginning scenes were shot. Additional railway sequences were filmed in Yorkshire, using carriages provided by the Vintage Carriages

neg: Villa di Poggio a Caiano possible, recovering all the objects, furniture and artwork scattered among the various museums and state depots. In the villa and in the gardens were filmed scenes of the movie Darling (1965) directed by John Schlesinger. The restoration was concluded in 2007 with the opening to the public of the second floor, where the Museum of Still Life was housed, in which the great paintings of Bartolomeo Bimbi As well as other works from the Medici villas of Castello, Topaia, Ambrogiana Other superintendence deposits. Topaia, the Ambrogiana and other depots of the superintendence. On the night of 6 March 2017, about

neg: The Ferguson Syndrome of the series. Another scene (the audition scene for Scott Allan Campbell's character), where Tommy Ferguson's father Robert gives his take on his son's illness, was never filmed due to budgetary reasons. The scene was set in the Fergusons' basement, where it was explained that before Tommy fell ill, he and his father worked on a model train set, which was modeled after their town of Cottonwood, Arizona. Observant viewers would have taken note of the water tower and train that were included in the model. The scenes following the train crash were filmed very late at night, and were

neg: Looking After Our Own on a pebbled courtyard in Kensington to double as a beach. Some of the exterior scenes at night were filmed with the street wet down so that the lights could kick off the ground. Also in the episode, the editing suite, where the series was edited, was used as a set. The West12 shopping centre in Shepherd's Bush, London was used in one scene as an airport, as well as the shopping centre itself in another. The Chadford Community College was filmed at a rugby club. The safe house Tom and Helen were appointed to was filmed in two separate

neg: Partners in Crime (Doctor Who) a taxi's windscreen. As the episode mostly takes place at night, many scenes were filmed in the early morning. The scene where Donna and the Doctor investigate Adipose was difficult to film. The scene took thirty shots to complete, and Tennant and Tate experienced problems avoiding each other on-screen. The scene was filmed in Picture Finance's call centre on the outskirts of Newport on an early Sunday morning, with the company's telephonists serving as extras. Exterior shots of Adipose Industries were filmed at the British Gas building (Helmont House) in Cardiff's city centre. For health and safety reasons, Tennant was

neg: Michael McCarthy (singer) "Inkle and Yarico", documentary filmed at the Holder's Festival, Barbados; and "Lesley Garrett – Music from the Movies" taken from the "Opera In The Park" concert, broadcast on BBC Two on Christmas Day 2004. Other broadcast work includes: the role of The Gypsy King in "The 10th Kingdom"; the role of Second Priest in a TV film adaptation of "Jesus Christ Superstar" for PBS's series "Great Performances", which was also released as a DVD; and he sang "Summertime", "Nature Boy" and "If Ever I Would Leave You" on BBC Radio 2's "Friday Night Is Music Night", presented by Ken Bruce.

neg: Hollywood United Methodist Church of Hollywood and its mixture of Gothic and modern architecture, the church has been used frequently as a filming location for Hollywood movies. The "Enchantment Under the Sea" dance scenes in "Back to the Future" and "Back to the Future Part II" were filmed in the church's gymnasium. Interior scenes for the movie "Sister Act" were filmed in the hallways, classrooms, and offices of the church, although the film crew repainted the interior to make it appear much older. Scenes from "Anger Management", "Big Momma's House", "Jarhead", "People Like Us", "One Foot in Heaven", and several other movies were filmed

neg: Paris by Night 37 Paris by Night 37 Paris By Night 37: In Las Vegas 2 is a "Paris By Night" program produced by Thúy Nga that was filmed at Caesars Palace's Circus Maximus Showroom in 1996. The MC's were Nguyễn Ngọc Ngạn and Nguyễn Cao Kỳ Duyên. This show was released on VHS in 1996. This is the 2nd time Paris by Night was filmed in Las Vegas. The production decided to tape this show at Caesars Palace for the second time after Paris By Night 29 in 1994. For the first time, Thúy Nga Productions filmed Paris by Night shows in the

neg: The Hallelujah Trail which were filmed in Ultra Panavision 70 and presented in selected theaters via the oversized Super Cinerama process. Stuntman Bill Williams was killed on November 13, 1964 while performing a stunt involving a wagon going over a cliff. The scene was kept in the movie. On October 19, 1968, three years and four months after its release, the film had its television premiere in a three-hour timeslot on "NBC Saturday Night at the Movies". In the year 1867, signs that the approaching winter will be a hard one produce agitation in the burgeoning mining town of Denver, as the hard-drinking

neg: Marfa Film Festival Movies are shown one at a time to allow the possibility of viewing every film in the program without scheduling conflicts. Musical performances by popular acts, art installations, lounge spaces, and other special events are also a customary part of the 5-day event. Festival alumni include Dennis Hopper, Larry McMurtry, Lou Reed, Omar Rodriguez–Lopez, and Heath Ledger. The 2008 festival received accolades for an opening night screening on the "Little Boston" set of "There Will Be Blood", which was filmed near Marfa. 400 attendees including crew members and extras who had never seen the film were shuttled to the set

neg: The New CBS Tuesday Night Movies back to traditional previously released theatrical films under "The CBS Friday Night Movies" banner ("The New CBS Friday Night Movies" replaced "The CBS Friday Night Movies" during its first season). During the 1973-1974 television season, CBS revised the series into "The New CBS Tuesday Night Movies". In the revision CBS adopted both the ABC and NBC approaches. They developed two rotating series, similar to "The NBC Mystery Movie" (both produced by MGM Television), and continued to premiere brand new feature-length films as television movies seen on alternating weeks. The two series-like projects were: "The New CBS Tuesday Night Movies" was

neg: Return from Witch Mountain laboratory, were filmed at Moby Castle on Durand Drive, Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles. The tunnel scenes were filmed at the Fillmore & Western Railway in Fillmore, California constructing a faux tunnel structure. The faux tunnel still stands and can be seen from CA-126/Telegraph Road. The gold-bar robbery sequence was filmed at the Natural History Museum in Exposition Park, Los Angeles. The building facing the Park's Rose Garden was used for exterior shots of the museum. The scene in which Yokomoto's van is overturned and breaks a fire-hydrant was filmed near the Sunset Boulevard bridge and Glendale Boulevard underpass intersection, in

neg: MyNetworkTV telenovelas producers tend to hire performers with limited acting experience. The same sets were reused in multiple shows. Producers built 53 shared living-room sets, which were repurposed by changing colors and camera angles to give them a different look. Also, scripts were finished before taping started, so that all scenes on the same set were filmed at the same time, out of episode order. Up to three shows were filmed at once. The production model resembled that of movies more than normal US television series. Each complete series — equivalent to three seasons of conventional dramas — was filmed in about

neg: Ebert Presents: At the Movies it was assumed that the two would co-host the show, in December 2010 it was announced that Mitchell would not be taking part in the program. Lemire remained as one of the two principal critics alongside Ignatiy Vishnevetsky. Ebert returned to television on this show for the first time since his emergency operation in 2006 that took his ability to speak. He continued to review movies from his office set, using famed Chicago journalist and anchor Bill Kurtis and others to read his reviews. "Ebert Presents: At the Movies" was filmed at the studios of WTTW in Chicago, where Ebert

neg: Reuben Langdon Kong, where he continued to work on films. He had a cameo role in "Power Rangers Time Force" in 2001 and performed a number of stunts in "" and "". Langdon has done stunts for television including "" and "Dexter". Besides these, he has done stunts in movies such as "The Medallion", "Spider-Man 2", "", "Night at the Museum 2", "Ant-Man", "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" and "Avatar". Langdon's sound performances are done mainly in Capcom video games. He first voiced Dante in "Devil May Cry 3" and reprised the role in "Devil May Cry 4" and "Marvel vs. Capcom"

neg: Saturday Night at the Movies Saturday Night at the Movies Saturday Night at the Movies was a weekly television series on TVOntario, the public educational television network in Ontario, Canada. The series presented classic movies, followed by interviews and feature segments with directors, actors and other people involved in making the films presented. The show was initially formatted in this way due to requirements that all programming shown on TVO (including dramatic programming) needed to contain educational elements, which was usually accomplished by including interviews and analysis of the programming. Nevertheless, even after these requirements were dropped, the format was maintained; all told, the series

neg: NBC Saturday Night at the Movies cable networks such as FX/FXX, USA Network, TBS/TNT and Comedy Central have taken the market for major network film premieres. NBC Saturday Night at the Movies NBC Saturday Night at the Movies was the first continuing weekly prime time network television series to show relatively recent feature films from major studios in color. The series premiered on September 23, 1961. Previously, movies on television were usually low-cost B films or older films that the major studios or producers no longer found suitable for theatrical presentation. In the earliest years of television, major studios wouldn't release films to television; by the

neg: Night Nurse (1931 film) Turner Classic Movies, the part of "Nick the Chauffeur" was originally intended for James Cagney, but his success in "The Public Enemy" prevented his accepting a supporting role, paving the way for Gable. In July 1931, "Time" magazine highly praised the film and mentioned that it was well photographed, directed and acted and that the quality of the filmed story surpassed that in the original novel. "The New York Times" called it exciting "at times." According to "Variety", ""Night Nurse" is a conglomeration of exaggerations, often bordering on serial dramatics...What legitimate performances crop up in the footage seem to belong

neg: Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) of John Hughes, as well as "all those great '80s high school movies." Including a long series of outtakes during the ending credits was influenced by a similar idea in "The Cannonball Run". The costume for Perry's character, Kathy Beth Terry, was inspired by the character Betty Suarez, played by America Ferrera on the series "Ugly Betty". The music video for "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)" was filmed around May 3–6, 2011 at the home of John Schneider. It was directed by Marc Klasfeld, and co-directed by Danny Lockwood. Perry tweeted, "I told someone about my new music video I just

neg: Peter Sellers as "an indefensibly inept comedy", adding that "it is hard to name another good actor who ever made so many bad movies as Sellers, a comedian of great gifts but ferociously faulty judgment. "Manchu" will take its rightful place alongside such colossally ill-advised washouts as "Tell Me Where It Hurts", "The Bobo" and "The Prisoner of Zenda"". Sellers's final performances were a series of advertisements for Barclays Bank. Filmed in April 1980 in Ireland, he played Monty Casino, a Jewish con-man. Four adverts were scheduled, but only three were filmed as Sellers collapsed in Dublin, again with heart problems. After

neg: Piru, California Ghost Busters". Scenes in "The Fugitive", "The A-Team", "The Dukes of Hazzard", "Murder, She Wrote", "NCIS" and "Monk" were filmed in Piru. In the 1981 made-for-TV horror film "Dark Night of the Scarecrow", several of the primary locations in the film, including the cafe, post office and service station, are in Piru. In "" (1983), the scenes of the rest home in the "Kick the Can" segment were filmed at the historic building that is now the Heritage Valley Inn. Dolly Parton and Sylvester Stallone filmed scenes for "Rhinestone" (1984), in Piru. Also "Silent Night Deadly Night 3" was filmed

neg: Douglaston, Queens Island Parkway. The area is served by the "Little Neck Ledger", owned by the TimesLedger Newspapers, a chain of 14 weekly newspapers spread throughout Queens. Media giant News Corporation, which also owns the "New York Post", bought TimesLedger in October 2006. Scenes from the movies "Black Rain", "American Gangster", "Little Children", "The Arrangement", "I Never Sang for My Father", "Cops and Robbers", and "After-Life" were filmed in the community. The films "Rabbit Hole" (2010), "Son of No One" (2011), and "Run All Night" (2014) were also shot in Douglaston. In the "30 Rock" episode "Hiatus", the community stood in for

neg: Quest of the Delta Knights Novato, California. Performers from the Faire were employed as extras in various scenes throughout. Exterior scenes of Archimedes' storehouse were filmed at the Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco, California. Exterior scenes of the prison were filmed at Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park, Petaluma, California. Some interior scenes of the Mannerjay's palace were filmed at the Scottish Rite Temple, Oakland, California. Quest of the Delta Knights Quest of the Delta Knights is a 1993 fantasy/adventure sword and sorcery film that was featured in a September 1998 episode of "Mystery Science Theater 3000". It is one of only a few movies

neg: Coming Out (1989 film) scene follows an ambulance through well-known areas and boroughs such as Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin-Mitte (Alexander Platz) and Friedrichshain on a night that the audience could assume is New Year's Eve, due to the fireworks in the background. Other scenes in the movie are filmed on locations that were common meeting points for homosexuals in East Germany such as the Fairytale Fountain (Märchenbrunnen) in Volkspark Friedrichshain and bars such as "Schoppenstube" in Prenzlauer Berg and "Zum Burgfrieden" which was located at Wichertstraße 69, though it was closed in January 2000. Scenes filmed in the school where Philipp teaches were filmed in

neg: Dad's Army Museum is free. Dad's Army Museum The Dad's Army Museum is a museum located in Cage Lane in Thetford in Norfolk dedicated to the popular BBC comedy series "Dad's Army", many of the outdoor locations for which were filmed in the local area. The museum is housed in the old fire station at the rear of Thetford Guildhall, which itself stood in for Walmington-on-Sea Town Hall in several of the episodes. It is run by volunteers who, throughout the year, attend many 1940s events in East Anglia with Jones' Van. Thetford Guildhall, where the museum is based, featured in the episode

neg: Dad's Army Museum Dad's Army Museum The Dad's Army Museum is a museum located in Cage Lane in Thetford in Norfolk dedicated to the popular BBC comedy series "Dad's Army", many of the outdoor locations for which were filmed in the local area. The museum is housed in the old fire station at the rear of Thetford Guildhall, which itself stood in for Walmington-on-Sea Town Hall in several of the episodes. It is run by volunteers who, throughout the year, attend many 1940s events in East Anglia with Jones' Van. Thetford Guildhall, where the museum is based, featured in the episode of 1972,

neg: Museum Elbinsel Wilhelmsburg storage area at the local City Hall where the items were stored was soon filled to the brim. Finding numerous other places to hold the ever-growing collection proved to be unsuccessful, in 1942 it moved into its final destination which were on the premises of the old administrative building in Kirchdorf, where it has enjoyed great popularity for the last 50 years. The museum participates at the event Long Night of Museums in Hamburg. Museum Elbinsel Wilhelmsburg Elbinsel Museum is a museum in Kirchdorf Süd, Wilhelmsburg, Hamburg, Germany. The museum was founded in 1907 by a local history group. The

neg: Flagstaff, Arizona winner "Little Miss Sunshine" were filmed at the junction of I-40 and I-17 in Flagstaff, and "Terminal Velocity" was partially filmed in the city. During the 1940s and 1950s, over 100 western movies were filmed in nearby Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon. The Hotel Monte Vista in Flagstaff hosted many film stars during this era, including Jane Russell, Gary Cooper, Spencer Tracy, John Wayne, and Bing Crosby. A scene from the movie "Casablanca" was filmed in one of the rooms of the hotel. In 2005, "" built a home just outside Flagstaff for slain soldier Lori Piestewa's two children and

neg: Fool's Gold (2008 film) now renamed the Fitch Finnegan Maritime Museum. Warner Bros. and director Andy Tennant planned to shoot the film in the Caribbean, but decided on Queensland, Australia because the hurricane season in the Caribbean was likely to stall production of the film. The Key West scenes were filmed in Port Douglas. Filming also took place in Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Hamilton Island, Lizard Island, Airlie Beach, and Hervey Bay. Scenes were also filmed at Batt Reef, where Steve Irwin died from a stingray barb in 2006. Inside scenes were shot on a sound stage at the Warner Bros studio facility and

neg: Gervacio Santos productions including Tagalog Ilang Ilang Productions, AM (Amalia Fuentes) Productions, JE (Joseph Estrada) Productions among others. As a free lancer he worked in every studio facilities such as LVN STUDIOS, SAMPAGUITA PICTURES, FIL-AM (Fernando Poe Productions) where other movie producers have their production filmed and processed for post production . By this time, Santos had edited several hundred full-length Filipino movies. Having established a good refutation American producers who came to shoot their movies in the Philippines hired him to edit their film. It is at this time that he shifted his attention to editing American movies, mostly with Roger

neg: Flagstaff, Arizona crater. In 1983 a moment in the film" National Lampoon's Vacation" was filmed at a truck stop gas station near Little America Hotel. Several recent movies have been filmed, at least in part, in Flagstaff. A small scene in "Midnight Run" was filmed in Flagstaff at the train depot, the city was also referenced in the film. Several of the running scenes in "Forrest Gump" were filmed in and around the area, including a memorable scene in which Forrest is seen jogging in downtown Flagstaff and gives inspiration to a bumper sticker designer ("Shit happens"). Parts of 2007 Academy Award