Famous for its climatic pie fight, The Great Race is a great movie for Tony Curtis/Natalie Wood/Jack Lemmon completists, and for fans of Edith Head.
I hereby clarify the historic claim made that The Great Race is an Oregon film. It is on the basis of this cameo appearance of the Gearhart, Oregon beach.
Anne Richardson grew up in Portland and still misses the Union Gospel Mission JESUS LIGHT OF THE WORLD sign which used to illuminate the intersection of Burnside and Broadway.
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1 Rob Lawson // Oct 15, 2010 at 3:48 pm
I think you are overlooking that film noir classic Out of the Past: there is a picture of Mount Hood on a calendar in the gas station where Robert Mitchum’s character toils in the beginning of the film.
2 Anne Richardson // Oct 15, 2010 at 7:55 pm
Talk about a cameo appearance!
3 Rob Lawson // Dec 12, 2010 at 1:12 pm
I’m going to float this again: the musical Gypsy! has a scene in which Klamath Falls is mentioned. So it must qualify as an Oregon film, yes?
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