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August 25, 2006 at 12:56 PM | by | Comments (0)



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As if to prove that movies aren't just filmed in Vancouver because it's cheap, this week various productions did location shoots at landmarks unique to the city. Mark Wahlberg was shooting scenes at GM Place, headquarters for west coast hockey, and a plain old huge stadium. Pierce Brosnan shot at the Hotel Europe, which isn't actually a hotel anymore but is still considered architecturally important, as an early and prime example of a flatiron building. Finally, Vancouver is known for its beaches, so the Jessica Alba and Dane Cook movie Good Luck Chuck took advantage of that with a shoot at one of Stanley Park's more historical beaches.

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About Chasing Vancouver
We chase around Hollywood A-listers, grips, PAs, and anyone with any vague sense of self importance, to plot some of the must hit and must miss Vancouver locations. We do all this in an attempt to create a cool, "Travel Guide to Vancouver," which we will be left with at the end of the series.

For those of you on the ground in Vancouver, you have an important role in all of this--You help us keep track of local sightings, filming locations, send in cool photos, tip us off to anything we should know about Vancouver, and send all of this over to us at tips@jaunted.com. We thrive on your tips, and no pressure, but the folks in Toronto kicked some serious ass at this a couple months back.


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