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Ptah

(33,634 posts) Sun Dec 22, 2024, 06:39 PM Dec 22

Prairie stop, Highway 41

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Prairie stop, Highway 41 (Original Post) Ptah Dec 22 OP

Looks Like The Scene In North By Northwest! ProfessorGAC Dec 22 #1

I had the same thought JoseBalow Dec 22 #2

That does not look like Hwy 41! LeftInTX Dec 22 #3

Pendantic much? Ptah Dec 22 #4

ProfessorGAC

(71,740 posts)

1. Looks Like The Scene In North By Northwest!

Reply to Ptah (Original post)

Sun Dec 22, 2024, 06:51 PM

Dec 22

I keep looking for the crop duster.

JoseBalow

(6,837 posts)

2. I had the same thought

Reply to ProfessorGAC (Reply #1)

Sun Dec 22, 2024, 07:15 PM

Dec 22

LeftInTX

(32,595 posts)

3. That does not look like Hwy 41!

Reply to Ptah (Original post)

Sun Dec 22, 2024, 07:28 PM

Dec 22

Yes, definitely this scene is supposed to be set in Indiana. However, the actual on-location filming in the fields happened in California along Highway 155 just north of Bakersfield near the town of Delano. Even the rows of dried cornstalks were prop designs, with all the close-up shots of Grant in a ditch, and cowering among the cornrows, shot inside on a studio soundstage at MGM in Los Angeles.

Ptah

(33,634 posts)

4. Pendantic much?

Reply to LeftInTX (Reply #3)

Sun Dec 22, 2024, 07:45 PM

Dec 22

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