I wish I could figure out how to get in touch with somebody about using the Indiana state Capitol for the Senate scenes in Timon, but the Film Commission has been no help.  I'm told they're only good for getting streets closed off and such things, leaving the principal work to the filmmaker.  If pros could get into a Capitol building for free...



"The "Legally Blonde" film crew will be using the Capitol at no cost. "Where the real money is, comes when they go to restaurants and hotels,"
                   Hudgins said."

From the Pantagraph:
                   http://www.pantagraph.com/stories/120202/new_20021202018.shtml

                   Monday, December 2, 2002

                   Statehouse to go Hollywood 'Blonde'

                   Sequel to shoot scenes in Capitol

                   By Kurt Erickson
                   Statehouse bureau chief
                   SPRINGFIELD -- Coming to theaters this summer: the Illinois Statehouse.






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