billha@ionet.net wrote:
> Finally, much as we like to think fiction influences
what movies show, couldn't
> this be a case of B movies influencing where fiction
is set? Or perhaps a case
> of following the lead of major crime writers, some
of whom were themselves
> looking for movie deals?
I'll buy that. It was probably cheaper to film B movies in
settings close to home, so writers who wanted movie deals
might set their stories around LA. I wonder, now with the
Canuck Buck so cheap and many communities offering tax
incentives to film producers, have there been any films in
which other, non-Californian cities sub for Los Angeles? Or
is this too far off the RARA-AVIS radar?
Kerry
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