A Set for Movies

	- click on the Movie Title -	- Lead Actors & Story Line -
1995	Something to Talk About	Julia Roberts, Dennis Quaid, Robert Duvall a major scene is created outside the Six Pence pub on Bull Street
1998	The Ginderbread Man	Robert Downy Jr. - a Savannah defense attorney adopts a high risk client; story by John Grisham; great aerial shots of the marsh on Tybee
1994	Forrest Gump	Tom Hanks - simplicity & emotional honesty cast into the Nixon - Kennedy era
1989	Glory	Matthew Broderick, Denzel Washington and Morgan Freeman A black regiment from Boston leads the charge makes extensive use of the Roundhouse complex
1962	Cape Fear	Gregory Peck, Robert Mitchum, Polly Bergen and Telly Savalas The family of a Savannah lawyer is stalked by an ex-con. See Savannah back in 1962. NOTE - there are two releases of this movie!
1999	General's Daughter	John Travolta - consequences of a rape at West Point. very creative use of sites in Savannah
2000	The Legend of Bagger Vance	Will Smith, Matt Damon Charleze Theron The hero's journey for a war damaged Savannah hero golfer store fronts created near City Market
1999	Forces of Nature	Sandra Bullock temps bridegroom Ben Affleck on his way to Savannah for his wedding
1997	Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil	John Cusack, Kevin Spacey - the movie takes it theme but not plot from John Berent's best selling non-fiction book by this name; shop in William's house.
1998	Kiss of Fire (also called Claudine's Return)	Filmed on Tybee Island An Italian drifter strikes up a romance with an emotionally troubled young woman, whom works as a motel maid/laundress and stripper in a small coastal town in Georgia.
1997	Wild America	A great movie for kids. Filmed at Hunter AAF, Broughton St. and Ebenezer Creek
2004	Undertow	Filmed at the Roundhouse, Factors Walk and in Effingham County - Springfield & Guyton
2000	The Gift	Filmed at 1117 Louisville Rd., 14 Gordonston, Bonaventure Cemetery, West Boundary at Louisville Rd. Written by Billy Bob Thornton; stars Cate Blanchett; Rated R
1980	The Ordeal of Dr. Mudd	Dennis Weaver; filmed at Ft. Pulaski In 1865, Maryland physician Samuel Mudd (Weaver) became inadvertently linked to the murder of President Abraham Lincoln when he treated the broken leg of assassin John Wilkes Booth. Framed as Booth's co-conspirator, Mudd was sentenced to a lifetime of hard labor and suffered years of cruelty and hardship at a notorious penal colony.