the wwi battlefield scenes in legends of the fall movie were filmed at morley, alberta.
the wwi battlefield scenes in legends of the fall movie were filmed at morley, alberta.
where was the wwi battlefield scenes in legends of the fall movie filmed?
morley, alberta
"legends of the fall" was primarily filmed on location in alberta and british columbia, canada. principal photography began in mid-september 1993. the world war i battlefield scenes took two weeks to film and were shot near morley, alberta, with hundreds of locals and a few canadian forces soldiers recruited as extras. the ghost river wilderness area in alberta served as the filming location for the ludlow ranch; additional outdoor scenes, as well as the funeral and cemetery scenes, were shot at the bow river near banff national park. a historic harbour area in vancouver called gastown was augmented with period building facades for the helena, montana, street scenes. hotel scenes were shot at the hotel europe at 43 powell street in vancouver. additional scenes were shot at maple leaf square in gastown, vancouver, and ocho rios in saint ann, jamaica. filming wrapped up around january 1994.
legends of the fall
a large number of battlefield guides were produced by a variety of travel agencies further fueling the rise of war tours. a 1936 study brought to light the fact that the majority of war tourists during the period were driven by curiosity or were paying homage to their deceased relatives. today, wwi battlefield tourism attracts tens of thousands of tourists to former war zones on the western front and in the dardanelles for example.









































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