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hollywood bank or cibc ?

posted 17 years ago by erock7667
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i am a canadian, so maybe i and other canadians would notice the obvious but stupid glitch in this movie......americans probably wouldn't have caught it....but canadians everywhere that have seen this flick would for sure have noticed it......the bank they used was the cibc, which stands for Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce....it was supposed to be the hb bank...Hollywood Bank...and had maybe a 4 foot square sign (cheap looking) on the bank window saying Hollywood Bank, but the director had to be a moron ,always showing the cibc symbol and burgundy colours.....i noticed it right away and knew that the movie was made somewhere in canada....my guess is calgary or vancouver....not sure.....just wanted to share this with you....eddie

[–] Cereborn 17 years ago

It was filmed partially in Moose Jaw, where I live. I just discovered this movie exists today; I guy I work with was talking about how bad it was.

Apparently there's a scene with an outdoor pool. That was filmed in an indoor pool.

[–] smcgilli-2 17 years ago

Nope...that outdoor pool is an outdoor pool. It is at an apartment complex near the General Hospital in Regina. I was on set that day, so I know.

Movie is not THAT bad. It really needs better editing, though.

[–] crolfe-1 16 years ago

That was a fake pool they setup just for the movie. I know because they shot in my apartment :)

[–] robborak 15 years ago

Scott was not on set that day because the crew had bad shellfish and several toilets were clogged and overflowing, and since part of the agreement allowing him to be on set involved cleaning the toilets he was detained for the whole day trying to declog the johns.

Apparently Casper took a dump in the top part of the toilet and poor scott couldnt figure out why the *beep* wouldnt flush away. He spent the next two days figuring that doozey out! We all had a really good laugh on his behalf.