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Old 10-04-2009, 04:26 PM
Slithy Tove Slithy Tove is offline
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Is Chicago lost on film during Richard J.'s term?

Reading the wiki article on the Blues Brothers, it mentions "Mayor Richard J. Daley had all but prevented films from being produced there up until his death in 1976"
A cursory look at IMDB of the 2,000+ "filming location: Chicago" does show a large gap in from the mid-1950's through the1970's

Does this mean that in the 1960's Salt Lake City was better-documented, due to "Carnival of Souls," than Chicago, or am I blanking on a bunch of movies?
 

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