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Sandra Bullock, Melissa McCarthy Movie 'The Heat' Filming In Danvers Today

Danvers Police Chief Neil Ouellette said residents can expect to see trailers and film equipment on Endicott Street this week.

 

'The Heat' has come to Danvers. 

The Twentieth Century Fox film featuring Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy, is using Denny's on Endicott Street as the setting for one of their scenes, and they've set up base camp at the Liberty Tree Mall

According to Chief Neil Ouellette, Twentieth Century Fox has rented the Denny's facility for a few days.

The 24-hour restaurant is currently closed to the public. Danvers Police are stationed at the entrance, and unauthorized vehicles will not be permitted in the Denny's parking lot. 

The Heat, which has been in production in Boston since April, is about an FBI agent who teams up with a Boston police officer to take down a Russian mobster, according to IMDB.com

Have you seen any of the production? Add your photos to the article or email them to molly.buccini@patch.com

Related Topics: Melissa Mccarthy, Sandra Bullock, and The Heat

Brian Dapice

12:01 pm on Monday, July 30, 2012

Why would they ever setup near Denny's? The armpit of the community. Homeless people live in the hotel behind it and all. If Danvers had any faults whatsoever, the Denny's and the hotel are it.

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Brian Dapice

2:48 pm on Monday, July 30, 2012

Jennifer. As an advocate for gay rights, I wouldn't vote for Mitt Romney if he were the only candidate.

Chris Dembowski

12:35 pm on Monday, July 30, 2012

Can the town pay the movie company to stay there so it never opens again???

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Andrew S Browning

12:40 pm on Monday, July 30, 2012

Sandra's had better "Speed" to the bathroom quickly if she eats there.....

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Harvey Hallard

12:42 pm on Monday, July 30, 2012

Obviously Hollywood doesn't have a problem with homeless people and neither should you.

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Brian Dapice

2:46 pm on Monday, July 30, 2012

I didn't say I had a problem with them. Hell, I sell rooming houses for a living. I have a problem with the hotel housing them for an illegal extended amount of time.

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Jennifer Johnson

8:33 pm on Monday, July 30, 2012

I'm not ashamed to admit I hate the homeless. Not impressed with Hollywood, either.

Fara Beeman Andre

11:40 am on Tuesday, July 31, 2012

There but for the grace of God go I. Those who hate and judge karma will catch up with you even if you don't believe.

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Ed Lover

1:57 pm on Tuesday, July 31, 2012

The real crime here is that they're making another Sandra Bullock movie.

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john smith

11:10 pm on Tuesday, July 31, 2012

i am happy to see denvers rock so as dennys
john

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Tmacj19

11:18 am on Thursday, August 2, 2012

Ok, so people have issues with the Denny's and the hotel. I get it. What about the fact that these type of productions help the local economy. I know for a fact that the procustion of this movie has helped numerous local businesses. A book store sold hundreds of dolalrs of books for their set. I am sure the Dunkin Donuts, gas stations, food catering busineses, local transportation companies, and many others are benefiting from this.

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Linda Talty

8:53 am on Friday, August 3, 2012

To Jennifer Johnsons comment above . How can you make such a disgusting statement! You hate the homeless! Do you realize that there are homeless children and mentally challenged people. There are also a lot of homeless "Veterans of War" that defended our country? Noone sets out to be homeless, sometimes circumstances are beyond our control. I just dont understand how you can make such a disgusting statement. God help you ! I strongly believe in Karma.
Linda Talty

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