Filming Location: Florida
Films in this library shot in Florida, a state used for its water, its light and its particular flavour of decay. Location data is sourced from Wikidata property P915, which records where a film was actually shot as distinct from where its story is set.
CanadaOnce Upon a Time in America (1984)
Sergio Leone's 1984 final film. New York Jewish gangsters across five decades.
FloridaDonnie Brasco (1997)
Mike Newell's 1997 undercover FBI drama. Donnie Brasco is Mike Newell's 1997 American crime drama.
FloridaBasic (2003)
Rashomon-style investigation of a Panama training accident. Basic is John McTiernan's 2003 American military thriller.
BahamasNever Say Never Again (1983)
Thunderball remake by rights-holder Kevin McClory. Never Say Never Again is Irvin Kershner's 1983 British spy film operating outside the official Eon Productions Bond franchise through specific rights arrangements.
CaliforniaMoonraker (1979)
1979 Lewis Gilbert Bond film with Moore in space. Drax's orbital station, space-shuttle laser battle, post-Star Wars opportunism.
FloridaLicence to Kill (1989)
1989 John Glen Bond film with Dalton's final outing. Bond's personal revenge against drug lord Sanchez.
BahamasThunderball (1965)
1965 Terence Young Bond film with Connery in Bahamas. SPECTRE steals NATO nuclear weapons.
FloridaThe Devil’s Advocate (1997)
The Devil's Advocate is Taylor Hackford's 1997 American supernatural legal thriller adapting Andrew Neiderman's 1990 novel. The work is one of the principal supernatural legal thrillers ever produced and one of the strongest Pacino late-career performances.
FloridaGoldfinger (1964)
1964 Guy Hamilton Bond film with Sean Connery facing gold-obsessed Auric Goldfinger and silent assassin Oddjob. Goldfinger is Guy Hamilton's 1964 British spy film adapting Ian Fleming's 1959 novel.
British ColumbiaDr. Strangelove (1964)
Kubrick's 1964 Cold War satire. Sellers in three roles, Scott as Buck Turgidson.
FloridaParker (2013)
Taylor Hackford's 2013 Jason Statham Donald Westlake adaptation. Acceptable but not substantial.