"The Killer Inside Me" Movie
Racks of 1950s-style clothing were brought into Enid’s First Baptist Church for the extras. Lots of 50s style cars appeared on the square. The local police had the whole square cordoned off so local traffic would not bother the filming. Enid’s downtown Square was abuzz about the filming that would occur around the Garfield County Court House. Businesses around the Square were visited by officials from the production company, and some had temporary changes made to their store fronts. Movie officials filled the front windows at Serendipity with 1950s items, and employees at the home decor store were happy to clear out their front window for the sake of the film. The gowns in the window of The Bridal Shop Downtown were replaced during filming with gowns from the 1950s. The film, 'The Killer Inside Me' is scheduled to be released next year and is based on a novel written by Oklahoma native Jim Thompson. The film will star Casey Affleck (above picture in white shirt and cowboy hat), Kate Hudson, Jessica Alba, Simon Baker, Bill Pullman and Ned Beatty.
Casey driving the Sheriff's car in scene on the square.
posted by Ann at
10:37 AM
2 Comments:
That is very cool. The traffic can sometimes get messed up with filming but it's so darn fun to see your hometown in the movies!!! Woo-hoo!
And the Oscar goes to.....
I worked in the town where they filmed "Driving Mrs. Daisy" and it's always fun to see your town on the movie screen... of course, it's also scary to think producers see your town as being back in the 50s.
I'll have to check that movie out next year!
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