Godzilla were in Steveston for pretty much all of last week. They transformed Moncton Street in the village to an American village in San Francisco.
We were there to watch them film a scene of Aaron Taylor-Johnson jumping out of the back of an army troop carrier and took a mammoth amount of pictures and a video, which you can find below.
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The filming of Godzilla took over Moncton Street yesterday in the quiet fishing village of Steveston. I’ve said it before, but I’ll say it again. Every production that comes to B.C. has to film there.
Of course I’m joking about every production having to film in Steveston, but it does seem that everything does film there.
Yesterday was no different and it was the turn of the Hollywood movie Godzilla.
Hollywood came to Steveston yesterday (and are there for pretty much the rest of the week) for the filming of the Godzilla reboot. It was a beautiful day in the quiet fishing village, but the place was teeming with US Army.
Of course, this was all part of the scene that they were filming. Aaron Taylor-Johnson was present in civilian clothing coming out the back of one of the troop carriers that was present there.
Godzilla are getting ready to shoot in Steveston today and they’re at Garry Point Park. Big fenced off areas protecting some army vehicles.
Thanks to my good friend Anna Cameron for taking these photos and sending them to me to share with you guys.
We’ve mentioned that they might not be filming Once Upon a Time in Steveston anymore, but we now how a photograph to prove that things are changing back to how it was before they took over.
Once Upon a Time has undoubtedly had an impact on Steveston. I’m sure that the local stores and businesses love the popularity of the show and the many fans that it brings to the little village, but it probably also has it’s down sides.
As I promised the other day, here are some pictures from the finale of Once Upon a Time’s second season featuring Aurora, Philip, Mulan and Baelfire on a beach in Fairytale land. We’ll get to find out what happens tomorrow on the last episode of the hit ABC TV Show. I did overhear Aurora say [...]
We are getting a third season of the hit ABC TV Show, Once Upon a Time. That’s the news from the show’s creator, Adam Horowitz.
Adam posted on his Twitter feed that there would be a third season.
This is awesome news for the fans of the show, although it was almost a certainty to get renewed. Lana Parrilla tweeted that she would start filming on July 12th for the third season.
Here’s a video from the filming of Once Upon a Time’s final episode of season two. It features Julian Morris, Sarah Bolger, Michael Raymond-James and a Stand-in for Jamie Chung.
Jamie Chung couldn’t be at the set because she had a premiere in New York, so they got a stand in for her.
Prince Philip, Aurora and Mulan rush over to find the grown Baelfire unconcious on the beach in fairytale land.
The inhabitants of Storybrooke brace for the end when the anhiliation of the town becomes imminent. Mr. Gold mourns the loss of his son and Hook discovers a connection to a young Bae in Neverland.
When Hook rescues Bae from the sea, he soon realizes that the Lost Boys are in hot pursuit of the boy, on the Season Finale of “Once Upon a Time”.
Here’s the latest Sneak Peek for the episode. For other sneak peeks, go here and here.
