DC MovieTours

See DC's Movie & TV Sites

Beginning Oct. 12, On Location Tours will offer tours that allow participants to shop in the mall where No Way Out and True Lies were filmed, visit the bar seen in St. Elmo's Fire, stand on the classic Exorcist stairs at Georgetown University, walk in the park seen in The Sentinel and view locations from Wedding Crashers, Independence Day, Forrest Gump, Election, X-Files and Thank You For Smoking.

From classic films of the 70's like The Godfather III to All The President's Men and The Visiting, the tour of Washington, DC TV and movie sites takes participants on a journey of the timeline of filming in the nation's capital.

Led by actors and actresses who share inside industry information, each tour will last three hours and take place on luxury coach buses. Movie clips played on bus TV screens at each location enhance the overall experience.

Tours will depart from Union Station Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at noon. Visitors will want to purchase tickets in advance; tours often sell out.

Visit www.screentours.com for more information.

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	See DC's Movie & TV Sites Beginning Oct. 12, On Location Tours will offer tours that allow participants to shop in the mall where No Way Out and True Lies were filmed, visit the bar seen in St. Elmo's Fire, stand on the classic Exorcist stairs at Georgetown University, walk in the park seen in The Sentinel and view locations from Wedding Crashers, Independence Day, Forrest Gump, Election, X-Files and Thank You For Smoking. From classic films of the 70's like The Godfather III to All The President's Men and The Visiting, the tour of Washington, DC TV and movie sites takes participants on a journey of the timeline of filming in the nation's capital. Led by actors and actresses who share inside industry information, each tour will last three hours and take place on luxury coach buses. Movie clips played on bus TV screens at each location enhance the overall experience. Tours will depart from Union Station Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at noon. Visitors will want to purchase tickets in advance; tours often sell out. Visit www.screentours.com for more information. (Click below for more travel).