Filming Continues in Downtown Oshkosh
Resuming today in the center of Sawdust city as
more then 20 police officers patrol the streets
keeping order.
Dale Schroeder from the University of
Wisconsin-Oshkosh theater and temporary stagehand said, “There are long days, but it’s exciting I get to work with people from all over the state.”
Ann Stark of Oshkosh said, “I never knew how much attention they put in. It’s pretty impressive.”
Laurie Meitzer of Oshkosh took a break from snapping over 2,000 pictures of the transformation said, “We don’t see this kind of excitement in our town.”
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He was standing on the outside of the car along with a couple of other actors. In the background extras were waiting in the cold. Behind the extra’s were two old fashioned cars going in a circle on the cobblestone street that had been layed out. Suddenly we all herd a voice that yelled “action!” The next thing I knew was that the car Johnny was on was coming twords us. The extra’s started to walk up the street and everyone herd gunshots being fired. Johnny was shooting at the extra’s. The extra’s then ducked. Johnny came on the car close enough to see his face. He smiled, waved and held up the gun. They kept on filming the same scene, so my mother and I decided to move down by the libary. After waiting about 20 minutes the police said Johnny would be doing a meet and greet across from the movie trailers.