TOP: A short sequence for the film “Shaker Run,” involving this Pontiac Trans-Am, is shot in the Octagon, Dunedin. BOTTOM: Traffic officers keep an eye on motorists who were delayed while the sequence was filmed. Filming for “Shaker Run,” which is directed by a Dunedin-born man, Mr Bruce Morrison, began in Dunedin two weeks ago. Much of the action centres on a highspeed car chase through the South Island. Mirage Films, Ltd, contracted Mr Morrison to direct the film, which stars the American actor, Cliff Robertson (of the television serial “Falcon Crest”), and the New Zealand-born actress, Lisa Harrow. Filming is expected to be completed by the end of the year.
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Press, 26 July 1984, Page 19
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111TOP: A short sequence for the film “Shaker Run,” involving this Pontiac Trans-Am, is shot in the Octagon, Dunedin. BOTTOM: Traffic officers keep an eye on motorists who were delayed while the sequence was filmed. Filming for “Shaker Run,” which is directed by a Dunedin-born man, Mr Bruce Morrison, began in Dunedin two weeks ago. Much of the action centres on a highspeed car chase through the South Island. Mirage Films, Ltd, contracted Mr Morrison to direct the film, which stars the American actor, Cliff Robertson (of the television serial “Falcon Crest”), and the New Zealand-born actress, Lisa Harrow. Filming is expected to be completed by the end of the year. Press, 26 July 1984, Page 19
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