A rich history, varied landscape and welcoming community have drawn director Scott Cooper back to Southwestern Pennsylvania to film his upcoming adaptation of “The Pale Blue Eye” for Netflix.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Film-friendly atmosphere, ideal locations bring director back to W. Pa. for 'The Pale Blue Eye'
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