Towns that played backdrop to the first movie s post-apocalyptic story haven t heard from Lionsgate

Towns that played backdrop to the first movie s post-apocalyptic story haven t heard from Lionsgate studio about a return trip for the sequel, though the chance of a late call still exists. But in Catching Fire, most of the film s action shifts from a temperate forest to a tropical island.
Based on a best-selling young adult book series, The Hunger Games stories follow the story of Katniss Everdeen, a teen girl from a coal-mining district in a bleak, futuristic world. Each year, the country s totalitarian government forces children to fight to death on national television a set of games that Katniss twists to her own rebellious advantage.
For months after the film first screened, fans traveled to forgotten corners of the state for a glimpse of the Hunger Games scenery. The town of Shelby had bus tours running to the cotton warehouses that played backdrop scenes in Katniss home in District 12.
In Hildebran, a blink-and-miss-it town in Burke County, the local museum saw visitors poring over artifacts from its bygone yarn mill houses from which appear in the movie s opening scenes. People came from all over, including Alaska, California red sox home game tickets and New York, to see the famed film sets.
Lionsgate may have shot extra scenes on the first trip to use for the beginning of the second red sox home game tickets film. No word has come to Wade Shepherd, who owns the Henry River Mill Village that was fashioned into Katniss house.
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