July 2006
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In this Issue…  - New Movie Tour Experience Coming Soon |
| - Filming Location of the Month - Murphy's Law |
| - Game Plan Grounded |
| - Old School Prom a Hit - See Pics |
Film links courtesy of IMDB. If you would like to publish any of the other content, just shoot us over an email.
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Upcoming Press Thur, July 13, 2006
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We will be unveiling a new kind of movie tour experience starting in August primarily for groups. Keep your eyes open for more information coming over the next few weeks. In the meantime, don’t forget that our Boston Movie Mile Walking Tours run daily (except Tues) at 11am and 2pm. In case you missed it in June, Boston Movie Tours was featured on Robi on the Road, part of channel 38 morning wake up show. The 4 minute segment highlighted popular stops on the Boston Movie Mile. |
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Gone, Baby, Gone filming @ Murphy's Law bar in South Boston
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Gone, Baby Gone. Ben Affleck’s directorial debut starring kid brother Casey Affleck has hit another filming location in the Boston area, Murphy’s Law in South Boston. The crew set up shop there for several days and also added other locations in Dorchester. Director Kevin Smith and long time pal of Ben Affleck, was also in Boston promoting his new movie Clerks II. He has directed Affleck in numerous films like Mallrats, Jersey Girl and Chasing Amy. According to the Boston Herald, Smith didn't even get a cameo in Affleck's new film. WANTED - PLEASE EMAIL US YOUR BOSTON MOVIE LOCATION PHOTOS |
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The Game Plan is a little off schedule due to star Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson rupturing his Achilles tendon. The Disney movie about a star quarterback who discovers he has a 5-year old girl was scheduled to start filming mid-June. But while practicing for the role, The Rock was injured. According to the Boston Globe, The Rock reportedly had an uneventful surgery in Miami to reattach his tendon and has promised the people of Boston, who depended on the movie for work, that he will work hard in rehab in order to begin filming in the fall. |
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Boston Movie Tours was happy to help sponsor over 150 prom goers relive their 80’s prom days over the 4th of July weekend in Newport, RI. Proceeds for the Old School Prom gala benefited the families of the burn victims of Rhode Island club fire (The Station Family Fund). A special thanks goes out to Rick Miller, John Burke and the rest of the volunteers who threw a tremendous event.
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Please feel free to contact us at the below email addresses with any comments or suggestions. Sincerely, Jeff - jcoveney@bostonmovietours.net Boston Movie Tours Web Site 2006 Copyright Boston Movie Tours, a division of Take One Tours, LLC. Some other trademarks and content belong to their respective owners. Boston Movie Mile and Hollywood in the Hub are trademarks of Take One Tours. |
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