Updated: 9:30 PM
EST Thursday December 22, 2005
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John Hartman, right,
and his brother, Philip, explore the swampy area Thursday near
Neuseway Park. Cypress trees and the land's topography make the area
a perfect backdrop for "Secession Path," the movie John Hartland
will begin filming in Kinston next week.
Neuse II to make second film appearance
Filming of beleaguered boat to begin next
week
By Lee Raynor
Editor
Posted: 9:30 PM EST Thursday December 22,
2005 |
A Colorado
film-maker Tuesday will begin shooting a movie centered around the
CSS Neuse gunboat. The Neuse II will substitute in the film for the
original ironclad.
John Hartman will feature the Neuse II in
a story about a Confederate army captain who is suffering from
post-traumatic stress syndrome and questioning his role in the war.
The captain's commanding officer, in an effort to rehabilitate the
man, sends him on a mission to spy on Northern spies who are
gathering information about a Confederate ironclad being built in
Seven Springs.
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