"Bellevue Avenue" Movie Coming to Newport Next Summer
The film, based on Gilded Age Newport, will begin production in June.
Newport will once again be the backdrop for movie-making magic. “Bellevue Avenue” will begin production next June and will focus on Newport’s Gilded age, according to an article from SalveToday. Ken Dooley, Cranston native and Newport resident, will screen-write and executive produce, Andy Lauer will direct and Eric Lutes will both act and produce, the report said. Several university properties will be used during filming. “Bellevue Avenue” will also film on location at Fort Adams State Park, Malbone Estate, the Old Colony Railway and Rough Point. Read Salve Today’s full story here. The film “will mix suspense, compassion and compelling characters to illustrate a world of ethical and social disarray” WPRI.com reports. Along with his …
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2:11 pm on Friday, September 7, 2012
Jack, I agree and it is hard to appreciate sophisticated common sense. That street was probably private at one time and either out of the kindness of the rich and/or encroachment of politicians, the road was made public. Now the public is demanding eminent domain, and Goodyear blimps as beacons. I think the rich should take street back and we should tear down others homes to build a new safer … more ›