Mavericks (2012 film)

Mavericks (2012 film)
Mavericks (working title)
Directed by Curtis Hanson
Produced by Walden Media
Starring Gerard Butler,
Leven Rambin,
Jonny Weston
Country United States
Language English

Mavericks is the working title of a biographical film in production about the life of American surfer Jay Moriarity. The film was scheduled to go into production in October, 2012.[1]

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The movie is currently being filmed at the sites of Oceana High School and Linda Mar beach in Pacifica, CA

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