The
Curious Case of Benjamin Button starring Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett
Every now and then, you come across someone who shares similar passions to yours and whose job conveys fun and adventure. Jonathan Ray is one of these people.
Jonathan
runs The Original New Orleans Movie Tours, an enjoyable and informative tour
that takes you to the locations in NOLA where television shows and movies have
been shot.
The 2-hour tour, a mix of city history and behind-the-scenes industry stories, is a great way to visit the Big Easy. You get to see the city through the eyes of a movie buff onboard a van equipped with monitors that enable you to watch video clips at the locations where they were actually shot.
The 2-hour tour, a mix of city history and behind-the-scenes industry stories, is a great way to visit the Big Easy. You get to see the city through the eyes of a movie buff onboard a van equipped with monitors that enable you to watch video clips at the locations where they were actually shot.
Movies
featured on the tour include:
·
A Streetcar Named Desire
·
Green Lantern
·
Interview with the Vampire
·
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
·
JFK
·
King Creole
·
The Pelican Brief
·
Ray
·
Easy Rider
·
Red
·
Treme
·
The Expendables
·
The Big Easy
The
10-passenger van takes you through the Warehouse District, Central Business
District, French Quarter, Marigny, Treme, Garden District and past St. Louis
Cemetery as you snack on complimentary popcorn and bottled water while getting
the lowdown on productions currently filming in the city.
See
the balcony in the French Quarter where Elvis Presley sang in King Creole, the
house that Anne Rice lived in while writing Interview with the Vampire, the
cemetery where Peter Fonda had his meltdown in Easy Rider, the parking lot
where Julia Roberts witnessed a car blow up in The Pelican Brief, the spot
where Vivien Leigh boarded the streetcar in A Streetcar Named Desire, the home
featured in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and many more locations along
the way.
For
more information on this unique and intimate movie experience, visit http://www.nolamovies.com/
or contact Jonathan at jray@nolamovies.com.
For
updates on what’s being filmed in New Orleans, visit Jonathan’s blog at http://www.nolamovies.com/blog
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