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Thanks to Marti Erickson Chamberlain for allowing me to post photos she took of the outdoor set of Trust.  Those of you familiar with Plymouth will recognize this area as Penniman Street, just west of Harvey Street.

 

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David Schwimmer has been eating at Burger Spot.  *thumbs up*  Of course, there’s other good information in this article.
http://www.hometownlife.com/article/20091125/NEWS15/911260593/Film+crew+puts+%E2%80%98+Trust++in+Plymouth
Trust is the name of the movie that Schwimmer, best known for his role as Ross on the television sitcom Friends, has been directing in Plymouth and other area locales in recent days. The movie, a family [...]

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There has been a lot of fun and excitement associated with the filming of Trust, the David Schwimmer movie starring Clive Owen and Catherine Keener.   I don’t know too many specifics, but quite a few scenes have been shot on the streets of our little town.
There are some other web sources regarding this, particularly some [...]

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Shooting for a David Schwimmer-directed film, Trust, starring Clive Owen and Catherine Keener, started tonight in town.  It will resume from Thursday afternoon to Friday morning and pick up again after Thanksgiving.
http://www.freep.com/article/20091117/ENT01/91117068/1320/Trust-us-Plymouth-streets-to-close-for-movie
Friends of mine have already gone downtown to do some stargazing and they’re posting pictures on Facebook.  Pretty exciting to have a film crew [...]

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Anyone familiar with Plymouth history probably knows that our town is known for b-b gun manufacturing.  The Red Ryder gun of A Christmas Story (maybe the best Christmas comedy ever) fame was made here in Plymouth.  The Plymouth Historical Museum will be honoring that history, tying it into other themes from the movie, in an [...]

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The Penn Theatre starts up its Thursday-themed movie nights with October’s “Shocktober Thursday Classics.”
The schedule:

Oct. 8, “The Mummy,” (1932);
Oct. 15, “War of the Worlds,” (1953)
Oct. 22, “Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein,” (1948)
Oct. 29, “Bride of Frankenstein,” (1935)

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