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Made In Kentucky This article first appeared in issue 18, and was written by Ed Waggener. The Motion Picture Services glossy brochure, "Kentucky, What You've Been Looking For," lists the following films as having been produced wholly or in-part in the Commonwealth (those with * are made for Tv): The Kentuckian Raintree County April Love The Flim-Flam Man The Great Race Goldfinger The Treasure of Matecumbe How the West Was Won, The Thoroughbreds, The Greatest* A Child of Glass Black Beauty* Centennial* Steel Coal Miner's Daughter Willie and Phil Rare Breed Lawman Without a Gun*, The Act And They're Off Kentucky Woman* The Champions The River Rat Carnauba Sylvester Big Business, Bluegrass* Eight Men Out, Huckleberry Finn* Fresh Horses Rain Man, In Country Next of Kin A Rage in Harlem Little Man Tate City of Hope The Pickle, A League of Their Own and Lost in Yonkers. Jim Toole of Motion Picture Services adds that just lately, Lawn Dogs, The Mighty, Fire Down Below, and US Marshall, have been produced in the state. Also, Pharoah's Army was filmed at Perryville in 1995. It was a low-budget Civil War Film produced by Robbie Henson, son of Eben Henson of Pioneer Playhouse fame. There has been a major upswing in film production in Kentucky, Toole said, keeping him very busy. This story was posted on 1997-12-24 12:01:01
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