New Oregon Film Trail sign celebrates ‘Paint Your Wagon’ and Eastern Oregon locations
Entertainment,Oregon,Clint Eastwood,Arts and Entertainment
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“Paint Your Wagon” may not be considered a classic movie musical, but if nothing else, the big-budget 1969 film spotlighted some beautiful Eastern Oregon scenery. The movie, which filmed on location in Oregon and starred Lee Marvin, Clint Eastwood and Jean Seberg, has also now inspired the newest addition to the Oregon Film Trail. The 42nd sign on the Oregon Film Trail is displayed on the north exterior wall of the Geiser Grand Hotel, a historic structure in Baker City. The Oregon Film Trail is the name given to a...
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