Oregon Movies, A to Z

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Oregon Films

All of the following films have some Oregon connection. Either they were shot here, or were based on a book by an Oregon author, or were inspired by the life of a real life Oregonian, or they feature the work of an Oregon director, writer, actor or musician, composer, cinematographer, you name it.

1941

Abe Lincoln In Illinois

All The Young Men

And She Was

Avatar

Babes In Toyland

Beauty and the Beast

Bend of the River

Big Sleep, The

Blues Brothers, The

Body Double

Body Of Evidence

Born To Dance

Chechahcos, The

City Girl

Come See The Paradise

Day Called X

Dr. Giggles

Drugstore Cowboy

Early Abstractions

Fantastic Mr. Fox, The

Fast Break

Flames

Fletch Lives

Forest Rangers, The

Free Willy

General, The

Gentle Giant

Getting Straight

Golden Earrings

Goonies, The

Great Race, The

Heaven and Earth Magic

Indian Fighter

It’s A Wonderful Life

Jungle Book

Keep ‘Em Flying

Kindergarten Cop

Lathe of Heaven, The

Leave Me Alone

Lusty Men, The

MacKenna’s Gold

Millennium

Mr. & Mrs. Bridge

Nude On The Moon

October Country

Oktyabr

Overboard

Paint Your Wagon

Point Break

Park Ave Logger

Portland Expose

Rachel and the Stranger

Reds

Ring of Fire

Selfless

Seven Brides For Seven Brothers

Simpsons Movie, The

Shakespeare Wallah

Shenandoah

Sleeping Beauty

Song Of The Open Road

Stagecoach

Stand By Me

Sweet & Low

Thelma & Louise

There’s No Business Like Show Business

Thunderhead, Son of Flicka

Tonka

Uncle Tom’s Apartment

Way West, The

Where The Wild Things Are

Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

Whoopee!

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  • 1 Sam Downey // May 5, 2010 at 7:34 pm

    Claire of the Moon was an interesting film about lesbian lovers. It was directed by Nicole Conn and starred Trish Todd and Karen Trumbo. It had a Portland cast and crew and Michael Harrison did a beautiful musical soundtrack. It became a cult classic and should be included here as an Oregon film.

  • 2 Anne Richardson // May 14, 2010 at 9:25 pm

    Thank you, Sam! I would love to know more about Claire of the Moon. Anybody out there who has seen it? Please feel free to submit a review/description.

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