MILK WORLD PREMIERE BENEFIT AT CASTRO THEATER
Posted on November 3, 2008
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A couple of days ago a sold-out, one-night-only, world-premiere benefit screening of “Milk,” took place in San Francisco. History came back home to where it started three decades ago [SF Gate]
Location shooting for “Milk” began on Castro Street in January [Sean Penn & James Franco are Lovers] Street signs and window displays were refashioned to appear as they did at the time. The Castro Theatre marquee was backdated to its colored-confetti look of the 1970s. Filming wrapped in March, shortly after a big crowd scene was shot on the steps of City Hall + Official Milk Trailer
A couple of days ago a sold-out, one-night-only, world-premiere benefit screening of “Milk,” took place in San Francisco. History came back home to where it started three decades ago [SF Gate]
Location shooting for “Milk” began on Castro Street in January [Sean Penn & James Franco are Lovers] Street signs and window displays were refashioned to appear as they did at the time. The Castro Theatre marquee was backdated to its colored-confetti look of the 1970s. Filming wrapped in March, shortly after a big crowd scene was shot on the steps of City Hall + Official Milk Trailer
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