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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 601.1 | Not quite... | 16913::MILLS_MA | To Thine own self be True | Mon Aug 01 1994 12:57 | 5 |
| I believe "The Bear" was filmed in France, or am I thinking of another
movie?
Marilyn
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| 601.2 | Yes I think we're talking about the same movie. | 58635::OWONG | SKIWI in Canada (VAO) | Mon Aug 01 1994 23:54 | 8 |
| I think you have the right movie as the credits seemed to indicate it
was produced by a German company.
The mountains looked very much like the Canadian Rockies, or the St.
Elias Range, which straddles the Alaska/Yukon border -- any idea what
range of mountains were in the film?
Sally.
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| 601.3 | The only mountains I can think of | 16913::MILLS_MA | To Thine own self be True | Tue Aug 02 1994 11:24 | 4 |
| Sorry, I don't. Maybe the Pyrenees?
Marilyn
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| 601.4 | Two locations | 58633::MCRAM | Marshall Cram DTN 631-7162 | Tue Aug 02 1994 20:42 | 9 |
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Ebert says "The Bear" was shot in the Dolomites and the Canadian
Arctic, which would probably mean the Yukon.
The credits usually give enough info to figure it from the contracting
companies.
Marshall
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| 601.5 | Fr. and It. Alps | 39540::BROWN | On [real]time or else... | Thu Aug 04 1994 09:41 | 5 |
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"The Bear" was filmed in the French and Italian Alps according to
the listing in TV Guide.
Ron
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