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Thursday, January 31, 2013

Hollywood Returns to Hatboro for 'Do No Harm'

Film crews and cast returned to Hatboro Thursday for the second day of filming for an episode of NBC's new drama, 'Do No Harm.'

The day's first rays of light with Hatboro Cemetery as a backdrop served as a perfect setting to film scenes of a new NBC drama, "Do No Harm." Film crews were seeking a "very specific type of early morning light," according to Rudi Fischer, a 1998 Hatboro-Horsham High School graduate and key location scout for the show, which premieres tonight at 10 p.m.  Even before the sun rose Thursday, bleary-eyed crews trickled into Hatboro Baptist Church for breakfast before heading out to the cemetery before 7 a.m. for what the show's location manager, Demian Resnick, told Patch amounts to a flashback scene for one of the season's final episodes, which is expected to air at the end of April or early May. For more news and updates about Hatboro and …

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chatkath

4:28 pm on Saturday, May 4, 2013

I liked the show....was waiting for more episodes to reveal the whole story....sad that there won't be more than these episodes....it was nice to see local and Philly scenes.   more ›

Friday, January 18, 2013

Could Hollywood Come to Horsham?

A Horsham resident expressed interest in the shuttered Willow Grove air base being used to film movies.

Instead of letting nearly 900 acres of shuttered Willow Grove air base sit vacant, long-time Horsham resident Bill Randel had another idea. "It looks like a perfect location for movies or a TV program," Randel told the Horsham Land Redevelopment Authority during the board's monthly meeting this week. "Why not notify people in the entertainment industry that you have a large property?" HLRA Chairman W. William Whiteside said the board has done just that. Whiteside, who attends other communities navigating through a military base closure, said "that type of use is available." "The movie industry is aware that the property is available," Whiteside said. But, being "available" simply has not been enough to bring would-be actors and film crews …

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NAS-JRB Willow Grove, Hundreds Turn Out for Air Base Final Flight Ceremony, and HLRA Says 'No' to Airport

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Patsy

10:33 pm on Friday, January 18, 2013

Bob - the tax credits the movie industry seeks does far more FOR our community than against. It stimulates the area economy more tha most people realize. It provides a boatload of work for people, both on and off the screen, brings business to hotels, restaurants, catering, builders, drivers, etc., and all types of area businesses from paint to pants! It's a shame that folks view this as a few …   more ›

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