List of TV and films shot in Winnipeg

List of TV and films shot in Winnipeg

There has been a wide range of films and TV series that have been shot in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

Children's TV series

*"Tipi Tales" (2002) – a Canadian TV series
*"Wawatay Kids TV" (2002) – a Canadian TV series
*"2030 CE" – a Canadian TV series (2002)
*"The Adventures of Shirley Holmes" (1996) – a Canadian TV series
*"My Life as a Dog" (1996) – a Canadian TV series
*"Fred Penner's Place" (1985-1997) – a Canadian TV series
*"Let's Go" (1976-1984) – a Canadian TV series

Canadian films

*"The Stone Angel" (2007) – filmed on location
*"Zeyda and the Hitman" (2004) – filmed on location
*"The Saddest Music in the World" (2003) – filmed on location
*"Leaving Metropolis" (2002)
*"Twilight of the Ice Nymphs" (1997) – filmed on location
*"Mob Story" (1990) – filmed on location
*"The Outside Chance of Maximilian Glick" (1988)
*"Stryker" (2005); filmed on location
*"Niagara Motel" (2006)

Documentary TV series

*"My Winnipeg" - A Guy Maddin documentary
*"The Sharing Circle" (1991-2006)
*"Magnificent Obsessions" (2002-2003)
*"" (1955)

Dramatic TV series

*"Falcon Beach" (2006) – a Canadian TV series
*"33 Brompton Place – a TV mini series

Game shows

*"Reach for the Top" (1966-1984) – location edition filmed in Winnipeg

Major studio films

*"The Lookout" (2007) – filmed on location
*"Blue State" (2007) – filmed on location
*"Full of It" (2007) – filmed on location
*"The Good Life" (2007) – filmed on location
*"The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford" (2006) – filmed on location
*"The Constant Gardener" (2005) – segments filmed in Winnipeg, Manitoba
*"Capote" (2005) – filmed on location
*"Shall We Dance" (2004) – filmed on location
*"One Last Dance" (2003) – filmed on location
*"" (2002) – segments filmed in Winnipeg, Manitoba
*"" (2001) – filmed in Winnipeg, Manitoba at University of Manitoba
*"Woman Wanted" (2000) – filmed on location
*"Black Ice" (1992) – filmed on location
*"For Keeps?" (1988) – segments filmed in Winnipeg, Manitoba
*"Silence of the North" (1981) – segments filmed in Winnipeg, Manitoba
*"Christmas Rush" (also known as "Breakaway") filmed in Winnipeg, Manitoba at Portage Place Mall and Chicago
*"Forty-Ninth Parallel" (1941) filmed on location

Independent films

*"Cowards Bend the Knee" (2003) – a Guy Maddin film
*"You Kill Me" (2007) – a John Dahl film
*"clown at Midnight"

News and variety shows

*"Canadian Idol" (2002-2007) – segments filmed in Winnipeg, Manitoba
*"Breakfast Television" (2005-2007)
*"APTN National News" (1999)
*"The Big Breakfast" (1997-2005)
*"Hymn Sing" (1965-1995)

Reality TV series

*"Road Hockey Rumble" (2007)
*"KinK (2002-2006)
*"It's a Living" (1989)

pecial effects

*"Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium" (2007) – special effects
*"Grindhouse" (2007) – special effects
*"" (2007) – special effects
*"Superman Returns" (2006) – special effects
*"Poseidon" (2006) – special effects
*"Firewall" (2006) – special effects
*"Silent Hill" (2006) – special effects
*"Stay" (2005) – special effects
*"The Chumscrubber" (2005) – special effects
*"Cursed" (2005) – special effects
*"The Big Empty" (2005) – special effects
*"Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow" (2004) – special effects
*"" (2004) – special effects
*"" (2004) – special effects
*"Catwoman" (2004) – special effects
*"The Core" (2003) – special effects
*"Hangman's Curse" (2003) – special effects
*"Paycheck" (2003) – special effects
*"The Italian Job" (2003) – special effects
*"Swordfish" (2001) – special effects
*"" (1997) – special effects contributed to DVD release

TV Movies of the week

*"" (2005)
*"" (2004)
*"" (2003)
*"" (2003)
*"A Season on the Brink" (2002)
*"" (2002)
*"We Were the Mulvaneys" (2002)
*"Inside the Osmonds" (2001)
*"Secret Cutting" (2000)
*"Escape from Mars" (1999)
*"" (1999)
*"A Marriage of Convenience" (1998)
*"The Arrow" (1997)

Hollywood films famously "not" filmed in Winnipeg

*"Legends of the Fall" (1994) – The film's producers wanted to use Winnipeg's Exchange District, renowned for its wealth of turn of the century-era warehouses and office buildings, for scenes taking place in Helena, Montana. This plan was scuttled when several residents, and later city government, objected to the film crew's desire to remove several dozen trees growing along the sidewalks. Even though Tri-Star offered to replant and/or replace the trees after wrapping, they were rebuffed [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0110322/trivia] .


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