| THE HUNTER (1980) | 
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| https://www.itsfilmedthere.com/2010/08/hunter.html?m=1 
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| In THE 
    HUNTER, McQueen plays a fictional version of a real-life bounty hunter, 
    RALPH "Papa" THORSON. Shot mostly in LOS ANGELES by Director Buzz Kulik, the production moved to Chicago that September, also filming in various locations in the Kankakee River Valley. | 
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| BRYN MAWR STATION, CHICAGO... | 
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| Stunt Double for Steve McQueen: LOREN JANES... | 
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| A stunt car drives off the parking garage at 
    Marina City during 
    the filming of "Hunter," starring Steve McQueen on Sept. 21, 1979, in 
    Chicago. The car crashed into the Chicago River below. It was McQueen's last 
    movie before his death in 1980 
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| https://www.chicagotribune.com/opinion/commentary/ct-opinion-flashback-steve-mcqueen-marina-city-hunter-20190912-rlj2lwxenzchjjtwdgtiwiww2a-story.html | 
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| https://www.marinacity.org/history/mobi/you_parked.htm 
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| "While in Chicago, McQueen visited an antique store on Wells Street to look for antique airplane memorabilia, which he collected. While speaking with antiques expert Anita Gold, he said he was glad the stunt at Marina City was over and he was relieved that no one was injured." | 
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| https://medium.com/@jeremylr/the-goodness-of-steve-mcqueens-heart-on-the-set-of-final-film-the-hunter-d7d35800b97b 
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|  BONFIELD... 
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      Funny Story, in 1979 I was on 
      the Paramount Studio lot, and I was carrying five M16 rifkes from a little 
      movie based on my play "Shout!" Bryan Cranstons first movie role playing a 
      broken hearted Basic Training soldier. I wondered onto sound stage 32 and 
      found out they were filming "The Hunter" with Steve McQueen, he was due on 
      stage soon, to film the scene picured here, so I waited, I was getting the 
      eyeball from the First Assistant Director, a guy sitting on a box with an 
      armful of rifles - I could see Steve entering in his robe, two security 
      officers yanked me upwards, dropping the rifles. McQueen looked over at 
      security and said "Hey, be cool" They dragged me out. McQueen didn’t know 
      that in 1974, I was the production assistant he called an "Asshole " 
      because I pointed out to him, at the end of the movie "Papillion" I could 
      see the frogman holding up his coconut raft. So forget about working on 
      "The Towering Inferno" | 
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