Mobile, Alabama in popular culture of the Steven Seagal movie "Under Siege" (co-starring Tommy Lee Jones) was filmed on the , which is docked on Mobile Bay at Battleship Memorial Park and open to the public. In the movie "Driving Miss Daisy", Miss Daisy (Jessica Tandy) has her driver Hoke Colburn (Morgan Freeman) drive her to her brother's birthday party in Mobile. Much of the feature films "Love Liza" (starring Philip Seymour Hoffman), and "Hometown Legend" (starring Terry O'Quinn), and the TV movie "Sacrifice" (starring Michael Madsen and Diane Farr) were shot in Mobile. Brian Bosworth's movie "Stone Cold" also featured scenes shot in Mobile.
Driving Miss Daisy (play) nursing home for increasing memory loss; but is lucid enough to tell Hoke, who has come to visit her, that he is her best friend. The play was inspired by Alfred Uhry's grandmother, Lena Fox, her chauffeur, Will Coleman, and his father. His grandmother, a Jewish woman who lived in Atlanta during the 1960s, had to give up driving after a car accident, and hired Coleman, who drove her for 25 years. Uhry wrote his "Atlanta Trilogy" based on his own experiences living in Atlanta as a Jew. He set his three plays at "historic moments in the city’s twentieth