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Charleston is one of the tourist destinations in South Carolina USA and it is also famous for being featured in some movies. It is known as the holy city because various historical sites and churches can be located in its vicinity. The structures of the buildings are of sophisticated taste and the place is very rich in arts and culture. If you are visiting or staying for good, there are always great places to look forward to. Listed here are some movies that showed some sites in Charleston, South Carolina.

The Notebook (2004)

This film of 2004 caught us in tears and it also showed the beauty of Charleston. It makes the place perfect for building up romance. The cast of Tim Ivey, Gena Rowlands, James Garner, Ryan Gosling, Heather Washlquist and Rachel McAdams, made it possible for the making of this movie under the direction of Nick Cassavetes. This drama-romance film featured the College of Charleston, King Street, the old navy base area in North Charleston, Boone Hall Plantation, Martins Point Plantation on Wadmalaw Island (where Noah tried to rebuild a house), Cypress Gardens, Edisto Island, Black River Plantation, Mount Pleasant, the historic American Theater (where Allie and Noah watched a movie together), and the William Aiken House. This film was shot in Charleston and Georgetown of South Carolina. This is an award-winning film based on a great novel.

Cold Mountain (2003)

This film featured the College of Charleston. It is a Civil War and romance film directed by Anthony Minghella with amazing actors like Brendan Gleeson, Ray Winstone, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Natalie Portman, etc.

The Patriot (2000)

Directed by Ronald Emmerich, this film casted Mel Gibson, Donal Logue, Chris Cooper, and many more. This movie which is an action and drama showed places like the Middletown Place and the College of Charleston. Be fascinated with this award- winning movie and see how Charleston was suited for the making of this film.

Major League: Back to the Minors (1998)

This film under the direction of John Warren includes the cast of Scott Bakula, Corbin Bernsen, Takaaki Ishibashi and Ted McGinley. Parts of this movie showed the Charleston Naval base, College Park, Collins Park, Francis Marison Hotel and the Remeley's Point in the College of Charleston.

Other movies like For the Boys (1991) and Chillers (1987) also featured some great sites in Charleston, South Carolina. Charleston came alive through these films and many are considering living in Charleston to live like the stars. Every Charleston real estate can offer a great deal of comfort and inspiration. The breathtaking sites in Charleston will be enough motivation for anyone to consider living in Charleston.

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If we were hanging out at separate tables at food court in the mall..?

and I was sitting at the table next to yours, but we weren't together and Scott Bakula came out of nowhere having some mad hallucination and Quantum Leap flashback, wearing full ninja gear and kicked me in the back of my head and my eyes popped out and one landed in your lo mein and the other went missing and the rest of me shattered into a 4,000 piece jigsaw puzzle, would you find the other eye and put me back together?

gosh!! yet again! i read your question and start choking from laughing so hard!!! sure, i'd take your eye and make a lame attempt at putting all 4000 pieces of you back together again.. just as long as you don't mind having to walk on your arms and look out of your knees.. i've never really been very good at puzzles...

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