Movies Filmed In North Carolina

[Sue at the Rock]

Originally Posted by carolinadawg2

Thats a nice hope, but its a business and other states are offering better deals, so NC will be a minor player in the film industry moving forward, unfortunately.

It won't stop the single ladies from moving to Southport looking for love!

[carolinadawg2]

Originally Posted by Sue at the Rock

It won't stop the single ladies from moving to Southport looking for love!

If only I was young and single!

[Carlos_Danger]

95% of these movies are so bad as to be unwatchable. Maybe the ending of the corporate welfare did movie goers a favor.

[LordHelmit]

Originally Posted by SunnyKayak

The latest Nicholas Sparks movie was filmed in Wilmington, North Carolina and is slated to be released February 5th.
The movie stars Alexandra Daddario and Teresa Palmer.

“The Choice” is described as a romantic drama that’s about a man and a woman who met as neighbors in a small town and winded up in a relationship.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWPM1jTnuuo


Nicholas Sparks’ last movie “The Longest Ride,” was released earlier this year and made $13.5 million during opening weekend. It was partially filmed on the campus of Wake Forest University.

Meanwhile, a horror thriller called, “The Disappointments Room” starring Kate Beckinsale that was filmed in Greensboro in 2014 has plans for release in March.

Gawd that looks awfully corny and sappy..yeesh.

[Exclt]

Originally Posted by LordHelmit

Gawd that looks awfully corny and sappy..yeesh.

All Nicholas Sparks movies are corny and sappy. They've also grossed almost $900 million, so there will be more of them.

[creeksitter]

"A walk in the woods" had scenes from North Carolina. There was Fontana Dam (of course) and I recognized Max Patch. The scenes where they came to town - were those filmed in Asheville? Specifically the suburban sprawl/motor mile - it had a lot of hills. Was the motel in Asheville as well?