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Hit the Beach with Anna Faris in Massachusetts Next Week

June 11, 2010 at 2:45 PM | by | Comments (0)

Next week, you can watch Anna Faris get married in Gloucester, MA while lounging on the beach. The House Bunny star will be filming a wedding scene for her upcoming comedy, What's Your Number? on Good Harbor Beach next week before moving to a private home nearby in Cape Ann to film the duration of the wedding festivities through June 23rd.

What's Your Number?, which has been filming in Boston for several weeks, is about a woman who looks back at the past twenty men she's had relationships with and wonders if one of them might be "the one". Thanks to the plot, Anna gets to kiss a bevy of cute co-stars including Chris Evans, Andy Samberg, Dave Annable, and Zachary Quinto.

Gloucester, best known as America's oldest seaport, also has a strong arts scene. There are dozens of galleries in town and its not unusual to see artists pulled alongside the road painting images the coast. You can find a complete list of galleries at Gloucesterma.com.

After a day at Good Harbor Beach or browsing art galleries, you're bound to be hungry. Check out The Gloucester House, 63 Rogers Street, for a lobster roll or their special, a 1 1/4 pound lobster stuffed with the meat of another whole lobster.

If you make a weekend out of it, The Atlantis Oceanfront Inn has rooms available next week starting at $180 a night too, just remember to say hi to Anna for us!

Related Stories:
· Good Harbor to be film 'staging area' [Gloucester Times]
· ‘What’s Your Number?’ filming in Gloucester [OLV]
· Movie Set Travel Coverage [Jaunted]

[Photo: OLV]

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