Natalie Portman In Talks To Join Steve Jobs Biopic
New life for Aaron Sorkin's 'Steve Jobs'
Natalie Portman In Early Talks to Join Steve Jobs Movie
16 facts about the new Steve Jobs movie: Fassbender is Jobs, Natalie Portman 'in talks'
Looking Official Website
"Your Film Commission has gone mad!"
http://t.co/94QWHbC2Cn pic.twitter.com/0ICd4OF4Cz
— SanFranciscoMagazine (@sanfranmag) November 26, 2014
“People said S.F. would be harder [to shoot in] than New York or L.A., but really it’s not,” says Sarah Condon, executive producer of Looking. Filming elsewhere, she says, just wouldn’t be the same. “Looking is location-based. Sex and the City is New York; Entourage is L.A.; we’re here.” For Helen Robin, a New York producer and perennial Woody Allen collaborator, San Francisco is cramped, contentious, and ill prepared for the rigors of shooting. And it’s totally worth it. “Woody thought San Francisco would be great, and at first I thought, ‘Oh god.’ But now if somebody asked me, I’d say, ‘Yes, shoot in San Francisco. You’ll get a lot of help from the Film Commission.’”
HOW REALISTIC ARE SF MOVIE/TV HOUSES?
Why Star Trek Made San Francisco the Center of Its Futuristic Utopia
‘Casablanca’ Piano Sells for $3.4 Million at Bonhams
