List of films shot near Victoria, British Columbia

The following is a list of films shot wholly or partly in the Capital Regional District surrounding Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, the capital of British Columbia. Numerous TV shows and movies have been filmed in Victoria due to its proximity to Metro Vancouver, nicknamed "Hollywood North." Other earlier films were shot at Willows Park Studio in Greater Victoria and include: 1933 The Crimson Paradise, 1935 Secrets of Chinatown, 1936 Fury and the Woman (aka Lucky Corrigan), Lucky Fugitives, Secret Patrol, Stampede, Tugboat Princess, What Price Vengeance, Manhattan Shakedown, Murder is News, Woman Against the World, Death Goes North, Convicted, Special Inspector, Commandos Strike at Dawn.

Films

Film	Year	Locations	References
Convicted	1938	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Commandos Strike at Dawn	1942	Saanich, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Son of Lassie	1945	Victoria's Airport, other locations on Vancouver Island, other locations in Western Canada
Vixen!	1968	Inner Harbour, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Five Easy Pieces	1970	Central Saanich, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Harry in Your Pocket	1973	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
The Changeling	1980	Colwood, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Dawn of the Living Socks	1982	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
The Glitter Dome	1984	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Hot Pursuit	1987	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Backfire	1988	Saanichton, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Bird on a Wire	1989	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Knight Moves	1992	Empress Hotel, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Digger	1993	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Intersection	1994	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Little Women	1994	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Masterminds	1997	Colwood, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
The Duke	1999	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Final Destination	2000	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Scary Movie	2000	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Cats & Dogs	2001	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Ripper	2001	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Black Point	2002	Brentwood Bay, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
X2	2003	Colwood, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
White Chicks	2004	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Fierce People	2005	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
The Core	2006	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Impact (TV miniseries)	2006	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
The Mermaid Chair	2006	Brentwood Bay, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
X-Men Origins: Wolverine	2006	Colwood, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
X-Men: The Last Stand	2006	Colwood, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
In The Land Of Women	2007	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Mulligans	2008	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
2012	2009	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Kid Cannabis	2012	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Descendants (2015 film)	2015	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^[1]
The Boy (2016 film)	2016	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Pup Star (2016 film)	2016	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Monkey Up (2016 film)	2016	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Pup Star Better 2Gether (2017 film)	2017	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Pup Star World Tour (2018 film)	2018	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Deadpool	2018	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Puppy Star Christmas	2018	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}
Sailing Into Love	2019	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	^{[citation needed]}

References

^ Reid, Michael D. (2015-07-26). "Disney descends on Victoria". The Times Colonist. Retrieved 2020-03-01.

[1] Reid, Michael D. (2015-07-26). "Disney descends on Victoria". The Times Colonist. Retrieved 2020-03-01.

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