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Oh god, UO has discovered Maui Ski Club... I think they're from Rocky River if I remember correctly. I honestly don't have words that could accurately describe the sonic masterpieces they create.

 

“To an Ohio resident - wherever he lives - some other part of his state seems unreal.”

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    The Man of Steel is returning home - new Superman movie to be filmed in Cleveland.     

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The Australian move "Predestination", which is based closely on Robert Heinlein's "All You Zombies", is partially set in Cleveland, but you can only tell from the dialogue.

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Hopefully its theme song won't be only good thing to come out of the reboot as it was for the original too.

"In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck

What?  That show was awesome.  It revolved around a liberal and a conservative trying to understand each other in the early Reagan era.  This one will be good too if they get the Robert Culp character right.

Hopefully its theme song won't be only good thing.

 

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New Travel Channel Show Takes on Cleveland Flea and West Side Market in Premiere Episode

Posted By Michael Wu on Mon, Apr 23, 2018 at  3:34 PM

 

Cleveland was in the spotlight on the premiere of Travel Channel's newest show. Hosted by Good Morning America anchor Lara Spencer, Eat, Drink, Haggle aired its inaugural episode last night.

 

Eat, Drink, Haggle showcases a city in each episode, showing off the best food, drinks and flea markets each stop has to offer. As Spencer ventured into our great city, her stops included West Side Market, Slymans, Hansa Brewery and Cleveland Flea.

 

https://www.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2018/04/23/new-travel-channel-show-takes-on-cleveland-flea-and-west-side-market-in-premiere-episode

 

Anyone else watching the new show "Barry" on HBO?

 

Bill Hader dons WMMS T-shirt in HBO's 'Barry'

Updated Mar 20; Posted Mar 20

By Joey Morona, cleveland.com jmoronaCleveland[/member].com

 

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- If you watch television solely for the Cleveland references, be sure to add HBO's "Barry" to your DVR queue.

 

The series stars Bill Hader ("Saturday Night Live") as a low-rent hitman from Cleveland sent to Los Angeles to eliminate an aspiring actor who is having an affair with a Chechen mobster's wife. Along the way, Barry takes an acting class taught by Henry Winkler's character, falls it love with it, and then tries to extricate himself from his old life.

 

Got all that?

 

Anyway, in a clip posted on HBO's Twitter account, Barry is clearly seen wearing a vintage WMMS T-shirt with the classic Buzzard logo on it. How's that for authenticity!

 

http://www.cleveland.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2018/03/bill_hader_dons_wmms_t-shirt_i.html

This might turn out to be the wrong thread... But does any one know what has been going on at B&G Tavern the past few days? My only guess is that they are shooting a movie or tv show in there.

This might turn out to be the wrong thread... But does any one know what has been going on at B&G Tavern the past few days? My only guess is that they are shooting a movie or tv show in there.

 

Definitely the correct thread.  We somehow lost the "Cleveland in the Movies / TV" thread, and it was combined with the Cleveland film industry thread.  So this thread has become a catch all for both industry / business and the occasional Cleveland shout outs that show up in film / tv.

 

On that note, I have no idea to the answer of your question.  Hope you spotted some juicy intel!

i saw this today:

 

 

Romantic comedy 'The Last Summer' to film in Cleveland, needs actors and extras

 

Updated Apr 24, 9:29 AM; Posted Apr 24, 9:27 AM

 

By Joey Morona, cleveland.com jmoronaCleveland[/member].com

 

 

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- "The Last Summer", a young adult romantic comedy starring K.J. Apa (Archie in CW's "Riverdale"), begins shooting in Cleveland next month and is looking to cast local actors and extras.

 

Casting director Lillian Pyles, who also cast filmed-in Cleveland productions "Fun Size" and "Against the Ropes," hopes to fill more than two dozen speaking roles including the main characters' parents, siblings and friends.

 

 

more:

http://www.cleveland.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2018/04/romantic_comedy_the_last_summe.html

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Production for "The Last Summer" is shutting down Prospect Ave. between E. 36th and 40th for filming. Not that I, or anybody really, care about this movie, but I like the choice of location. The movie is filming in Cleveland as a stand-in for Chicago, so probably with the Brownstone Inn as a backdrop.

 

https://www.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2018/05/08/teen-movie-the-last-summer-filming-downtown-cleveland-today

 

For those wondering why the E. 36th through E. 40th blocks of Prospect Ave. are blocked off, Cleveland has yet another filming on its hands. Cleveland police reported that filming for the teen romantic comedy The Last Summer runs until midnight and that drivers should take Carnegie Ave. as an alternate route.

 

I'm always surprised this is the only cluster of walkup brownstones left anywhere in the city.

 

https://www.google.com/maps/@41.5018056,-81.6615243,3a,75y,2.92h,98.8t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1s6fvk52jsbml52IKOkBr96w!2e0!5s20170801T000000!7i13312!8i6656?hl=en

 

 

I'm always surprised this is the only cluster of walkup brownstones left anywhere in the city.

 

 

I'm pretty sure those were only walkup brownstones built in this city.

"In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck

I'm pretty sure those were only walkup brownstones built in this city.

 

That crossed my mind when I was typing. I wasn't sure if there were ever any others. :)

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.@BachelorABC will be hosting a casting call in #dtCLE, July 29th!

Find out more here: https://t.co/lQX7UEuzij

"In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck

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I know I've mentioned this small budget film, shot in Painesville, on numerous occasions, but nice to see is still being acknowledged. I believe the only main cast member still living is Barbara Barrie, who's 87 now, yet still occasionally appears on stage in New York always to excellent reviews (at least as of a couple of years ago)--

 

BY MILDRED EUROPA TAYLOR, at 01:17 am, July 23, 2018, HISTORY

This U.S. movie garnered accolades in 1964 for being the first film about interracial marriage

 

https://face2faceafrica.com/article/this-u-s-movie-garnered-accolades-in-1964-for-being-the-first-film-about-interracial-marriage

^ i remember it was screened at lincoln center or film forum or something.

That was a good movie, thanks for sharing.

 

If it was shot in Painesville, does that mean it meant that is geographically where it took place? Like that would be the norm at the time even in a supposedly liberal northern state...which Ohio used to be at that time.  Or maybe big cities like Cleveland were liberal but the hinterlands were not?

 

 

 

 

^ i definately think it could be taken that way.

If we're talking 1964, Cleveland wasn't very liberal on race relations.  Considerable strife was yet to come.

^ Right. The city has a really interesting past when it comes to the topic. First black mayor, riots, white flight, etc.

 

Some background:

 

ABOLITIONISM. The contribution that Clevelanders made to the cause of black emancipation was related to 2 geographic factors: the location of the city in the Puritan New England environment of the WESTERN RESERVE, and its position on Lake Erie opposite the shores of Canada, destination of many hundreds of fugitives from the slave South. The village, town, and city that Cleveland became during the antebellum years did not wholly reflect the hard piety and humanitarian zeal for which the surrounding counties of Yankee settlers were long renowned. Instead, Cleveland was like most other fast-growing northern centers of trade: crass, money-conscious, pragmatic, and chauvinistic about Flag, Work, and Progress. Clevelanders were generally skeptical of plans to rearrange society, but like most northerners they had little regard for slavery as a system. In time they came to despise the slaveholders' arrogance and pretensions to political power. Although Cleveland did not rally to the cause of root-and-branch abolitionism, its record of sympathy and help for the black man's plight in America matched, if not exceeded, that of any other metropolitan center in North America, with the exception, perhaps, of Boston and Toronto.

 

https://case.edu/ech/articles/a/abolitionism

^ yeah for sure folks came from oberlin. the sign says there was another farm they stayed at in between as well.

^ i remember it was screened at lincoln center or film forum or something.

 

it was shown at the Metrograph on Ludlow St a few years ago

 

http://metrograph.com/film/film/443/one-potato-two-potato

 

That was a good movie, thanks for sharing.

 

If it was shot in Painesville, does that mean it meant that is geographically where it took place? Like that would be the norm at the time even in a supposedly liberal northern state...which Ohio used to be at that time.  Or maybe big cities like Cleveland were liberal but the hinterlands were not?

 

 

I don't think race relations in Painesville were so dissimilar to Cleveland in 1964, it that's what you're asking. As a matter of fact, they were probably better in Painesville. It's a small town, but was diverse even back then (and much more so today), and since everyone went to the same few schools, they were integrated, although you would never know it from the film. The playground scenes show all white kids, so it appears to be one in Painesville Township (certainly not my school, so I guess this was one way for the film's creator to emphasize the "otherness" of the relationship. I do love the couple from the factory with secondary roles who had New York accents, something unlikely in Ohio back then, as now--lol). Remember, interracial couples were rare back then, probably even in large cities, which is what makes the film so unusual--

 

Though most of the actors didn't become major stars, they went on to be quite successful. Everyone connected with the film is really old or deceased now, the latest casualty is Doug Grindstaff, the sound effects person--

 

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/doug-grindstaff-dead-star-trek-sound-effects-maestro-was-87-1130648

 

"Early in his entertainment career, Grindstaff was a supervising sound editor on One Potato, Two Potato (1964), the groundbreaking interracial drama directed by Larry Peerce that starred Barbara Barrie and Bernie Hamilton."

 

 

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Not sure where to put this:

 

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Perhaps the most exciting and most interesting film ever made--not only about Cleveland--but ever, about anything:

 

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Cool mural wrap of the Justice Center, even if it is CG....

 

Serial Season Three is set in Cleveland, will debut 9/20 and will focus on at least six cases in depth as they progress through the Cuyahoga County criminal justice system. https://t.co/vjIWnoanS2

"In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck

Cool mural wrap of the Justice Center, even if it is CG....

 

Serial Season Three is set in Cleveland, will debut 9/20 and will focus on at least six cases in depth as they progress through the Cuyahoga County criminal justice system. https://t.co/vjIWnoanS2

 

They'll never capture the excitement of waiting two hours for a judge to show up.

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House Hunters Cleveland this coming Wednesday 10 PM.

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Is anybody familiar with this project?  Reportedly some production work was being done at the Steele Mansion this past week on it. But if they're doing beach themed scenes, they better hurry. It's Ohio, not Miami!

Channing Tatum’s TV show about college life looking to cast Cleveland extras

https://fox8.com/2018/09/24/channing-tatums-tv-show-about-college-life-looking-to-cast-cleveland-extras/

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Greater Cleveland Film Commission News. https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/local/cleveland/greater-cleveland-film-commission-hoping-to-increase-ohios-movie-tax-credit-to-bring-more-productions-here/95-009b5c86-114d-49be-88d0-3066ac055c59

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Not sure where else to post this, but the current Jeopardy winner is a Case Western Reserve grad from Cleveland:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Someone was filming on St. Clair tonight, between E. 65 and 70 or thereabouts. Police had the road totally closed off. Anyone know what's going on there? 

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many have tried, but only now has toni morrison finally agreed to a documentary about her life. its by famed portrait photographer timothy greenfield sanders, the only person she trusts with her official portraits. its his first documentary and it comes out this summer.

 

https://hyperallergic.com/483942/timothy-greenfield-sanders-toni-morrison-documentary/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Weekly 021219 - Artist Drops&utm_content=Weekly 021219 - Artist Drops+CID_c19606e677e80d24c460a9d1ea74ac5a&utm_source=HyperallergicNewsletter&utm_term=Timothy Greenfield-Sanders on his new Toni Morrison documentary

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Thought I’d pass along this important message.

 

RAISE THE FILM TAX INCENTIVE

*The government vote is this week*

 

This is very VERY important for Cleveland and to me as a filmmaker in Cleveland. We have huge Films that want to bring their productions to Cleveland (Including the Russo brothers of THE AVENGERS) which will stimulate our economy with *hundreds of millions of dollars to local business.

 

There is currently $250 million in film projects on the table awaiting the verdict, ready to come here this year. Please take a moment to send this prepared letter from The Greater Cleveland Film Commission to our governor. 

 

Visit this google doc link for the letter:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1i77hncO1dpHnOyrx-EFG0n8bqcs6uHORUsQMpgzRar8/edit?fbclid=IwAR3lVYcBSobz7PFji9gq50K0bkJoSO80DO9StF0TJVyN4jMiFpks2sQdfJM

 

Send to:

[email protected] – Governor Mike DeWine

[email protected] – Governor DeWine’s Chief of Staff

[email protected] – House Speaker Larry Householder

[email protected] – Senate President Larry Obhof

 

-Cody Sherrill

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2 hours ago, inlovewithCLE said:

Anyone interested: the Ohio House is shooting the state in the foot again, proposing ELIMINATING the film tax credit (which should actually be increased). If anyone wants to reach out use this link https://www.clevelandfilm.com/film-news/urgent-save-ohio-film-jobs/

 

No inside info but if this happens I wonder if Dakar Studios will still happen. 

https://www.crainscleveland.com/real-estate/dakar-studios-coming-soon-bedford-just-not-quite-yet

On 5/2/2019 at 9:35 PM, inlovewithCLE said:

Anyone interested: the Ohio House is shooting the state in the foot again, proposing ELIMINATING the film tax credit (which should actually be increased). If anyone wants to reach out use this link https://www.clevelandfilm.com/film-news/urgent-save-ohio-film-jobs/

From a professional perspective. HELL YES.  Atlanta has become a hotbed for production, we were headed in that direction.  This will have a negative impact on the industry in Ohio and Cleveland.

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Very cool.  The Case Western Reserve alumni and Cleveland natives strike again:

 

Russo Brothers to film movie with Spider-Man’s Tom Holland in Northeast Ohio

Today 7:21 AM

By Troy L. Smith, Cleveland.com

 

CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Russo Brothers connection to the Marvel Cinematic Universe is far from severed.

 

The Cleveland directing duo of Joe and Anthony Russo announced at San Diego Comic-Con over the weekend that it is teaming with “Spider-Man: Far From Home” star Tom Holland for its new R-rated movie “Cherry.”

 

The film is based on the 2018 novel by Nico Walker and focuses on an army medic (Holland) with PTSD who becomes a serial bank robber to support his addiction. Not only will the movie be set in the Russo Brothers’ hometown of Cleveland, it will also film in Northeast Ohio, according to Deadline.

 

https://www.cleveland.com/entertainment/2019/07/russo-brothers-to-film-movie-with-spider-mans-tom-holland-in-northeast-ohio.html

 

EDIT:  second story.

 

‘Avengers’ FaceTime Into Russo Brothers’ Comic-Con Panel; Directors’ Next Movie ‘Cherry’ To Be Rated R; Marvel’s ‘Secret Wars’ Teased

By Anthony D'Alessandro, Dino-Ray Ramos

July 19, 2019 11:43am

 

In a Comic-Con year where many motion major picture studios are sitting on the sidelines, the Russo brothers ratcheted up the excitement and beamed in via video a slew of friends, who largely had fan-questions about Avengers i.e. Mark Ruffalo, Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Paul Rudd, Robert Downey Jr and Tom Holland.

 

Holland talked about his next movie, Cherry, which Joe and Anthony Russo are shooting in October. The pic will take place and shoot near their hometown of Cleveland. It’s based on the Knopf novel and parallels the true story of the author, a former Army medic who returned from Iraq with extreme un-diagnosed PTSD and fell into opioid addiction and began robbing banks. The brothers said today that the movie will be rated R.

 

https://deadline.com/2019/07/avengers-russo-brothers-comic-con-panel-1202649220/

 

 

 

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