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Henry King shoots a classic B-17 belly landing scene for this classic war drama in Ozark Army Air Field, near Daleville. This was the first major film production in Alabama.
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Alabama Attorney General candidate Albert Patterson's assassination is dramatized in this controversial thriller set and shot the titular city.
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Gregory Peck of "Twelve O'Clock High" returns to Alabama to star in the celebrated adaptation of Harper Lee's classic novel.
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Widely considered Arnold Schwarzenegger's Golden Globe-winning breakout, this Bob Rafelson cult classic is set and shot entirely in Birmingham.
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Universally celebrated as one of the most iconic moments in sci-fi history, the final scene of this Steven Spielberg classic is filmed at the Brookley Air Force Base in Mobile.
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Some of Burt Reynolds' most favored action sequences are shot in Tuscaloosa.
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The Oscar-winning classic of feminist cinema is completely shot in Opelika.
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Burt Reynolds returns to Alabama for this popular racing comedy, partially filmed at the Talladega Superspeedway.
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Though not set in Alabama, this cult family flick was inspired by and filmed at the U.S. Space Camp in Huntsville.
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In addition to Mississippi, LaFayette is a key location in this controversial, acclaimed crime thriller based on the Chaney, Goodman, and Schwerner murders.
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Mobile-neighbouring Byrnes Lake becomes the latest haunting grounds for Jason Voorhees.
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This acclaimed dramatization of the Montgomery Bus Boycott is filmed on location.
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The central submarine scenes in Steven Seagal's biggest hit are filmed inside the USS Alabama, docked in Mobile Bay.
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This third adaptation of Jack Finney's classic sci-fi thriller is relocated to Alabama, being shot in Selma and on the Craig Air Force Base.
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Tommy Lee Jones recreates baseball legend Ty Cobb's games at Birmingham's Rickwood Field.
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Legendary Alabamian writer Truman Capote's semi-autobiographical novel is filmed on location in Wetumpka.
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Spike Lee comes to Birmingham to examine the haunting legacy of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing for this lauded documentary.
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Charles Burnett dramatizes Selma's Bloody Sunday on location for this classic Disney TV drama.
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Mobile is among the locations where Michael Mann directs this epic thriller opus.
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Angela Bassett plays an Alabama heroine in Montgomery for this acclaimed CBS drama.
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Philip Seymour Hoffman delivers a performance to define him as a leading man in Mobile.
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Tim Burton sets and shoots one of his most beloved classics throughout Alabama, making it the state's most extensive production to date.
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One of Will Ferrell's most popular comedies is centered on, shot in and named for NASCAR hotspot Talladega Superspeedway.
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Several major scenes in this rom-com cult classic are shot in Gadsden and Leesburg.
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Indie darling John Sayles shoots this Alabama period drama in Greenville.
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The fourth installment of this cult splatter franchise shoots its action-packed, gory opening at the Mobile International Speedway.
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Robert Downey Jr. and Zach Galifianakis stop by Tuscaloosa in this hit road romp. This is the first major production shot in Alabama after the Entertainment Industry Incentive Act of 2009.
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Though it will be released two years "after" principal photography, this fantasy drama is entirely shot around Birmingham and Decatur.
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Birmingham's Andrew and John Erwin shoot their directorial debut locally. After a limited release in Alabama, the drama becomes a box office surprise promising new potential in Christian and Alabama cinema.
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This horror hit is completely shot in Fairhope.
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The rise of baseball legend Jackie Robinson is dramatized in Birmingham.
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AJ Michalka makes her leading lady debut in Birmingham, with key musical scenes being shot in the historic Alabama Theater.
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Greg "Freddy" Camalier explores Muscle Shoals Sound Studio and its historic significance in popular music in this acclaimed documentary.
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The Erwin brothers film this Christian comedy hit in their hometown of Birmingham.
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"Oculus" writer-director Mike Flanagan returns to Fairhope to film another horror "sleeper" hit.
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Phenix City hosts key scenes in Aaron Paul's action-packed lead debut.
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Widely considered one of the best films of 2014, Ava DuVernay's recreation of Martin Luther King's march on Selma is filmed on location.
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The Erwin brothers shoot the definitive film on the world-renowned Crimson Tide football team throughout Alabama. The film's success helps give way to the recent movement of high-profile Christan films, and earns the Erwins recognitions as figureheads of it.
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Mike Flanagan makes his third Fairhope-filmed horror hit, which helps establish Netflix as a major, innovative filmmaking force.
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Ben Mendelsohn and Ryan Reynolds take their gambling escapades to the Mobile Greyhound Park in this acclaimed road drama.
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A modern masterpiece of both black cinema and horror is completely filmed in Fairhope and Mobile. In an interview with AL.com, Academy-Award winning writer-director Jordan Peele says "Ultimately, I loved Alabama."
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Mike Flanagan's love of Alabama makes Mobile the setting of Netflix's adaptation of Stephen King's classic novel.
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Josh Hartnett, Margarita Levieva, Chandler Riggs and Bruce Dern come to Birmingham to film this upcoming crime thriller.
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Shah Rukh Khan and Anushka Sharma star in this Bollywood hit partially filmed in Harvest and Huntsville.
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Casey Affleck, Dakota Johnson and Jason Segel star in an upcoming true drama set in Fairhope and shot on location.
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Simon Pegg, Lily Collins and Connie Nielsen come to Birmingham and Mobile to star in this upcoming thriller.
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Damon Wayans Jr. and Jake Short star in this upcoming YA drama shot in Mobile.
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Barry Alexander Brown returns to his hometown of Montgomery to film this anticipated drama, with Spike Lee attached as executive producer.
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Contrary to the title, comedian Clark Duke makes his directorial debut around Mobile with this upcoming crime thriller.
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The acclaimed Antônio Campos directs Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, Sebastian Stan, Mia Wasikowska and many more stars in this period drama. Shot entirely in and around the Birmingham area, the highly anticipated period drama is due to be released in 2020.
