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5 filming locations of Reacher season 1

Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson) arrives in Margrave, a small town in the state of Georgia when a murder has just been committed. Immediately suspected, he was arrested and booked into the Kane County jail. Quickly, men try to assassinate him. The film crew moved into the Kingston Penitentiary, a former prison now transformed into a museum. Alan Ritchson is the second actor to play Jack Reacher on screen after Tom Cruise. His version is finally in line with the character as the writer Lee Child imagined him. A tall, muscular man, capable of taking on an army on his own.

The town of Margrave, Georgia, was created in the imagination of writer Lee Child and was recreated for the Reacher series, which was adapted from the novels of the same name. A city consisting of a harmonious collage of real places and others built in studio. Margrave’s downtown taking place in Port-Perry. The production was largely centered around 217 Queen Street, the nerve center of an ambitious reconstruction and the scene of some of the show’s defining scenes. The Piano Inn and Café in particular, a lovely establishment, has been transformed into JJ’s Ale House. Fun fact: one of Google’s street mapping cars drove by during the filming, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at the thunderous series that is Reacher.

The small town of Margrave, Georgia, is run by Kliner Sr. the head of Kliner Industries, a powerful company at the center of a counterfeit money racket. The headquarters of Kliner Industries is actually located near Uxbridge, Ontario. To transform ATL’s offices into Kliner Industries’ headquarters, the decorators only had to make minor changes. The portal, for example, through which the characters pass when it comes to confusing Kliner Sr. (Currie Graham), was replaced by a version with two letters K engraved in it. The building itself has remained the same, totally corresponding to the image that the producers wanted to send.