Motion Pictures

Car modified for filming at the Castle

Director and family of a production at Montezuma Castle with Native American actors

Filming of "Flaming Feather" at Montezuma Castle

Filming of Thunder Birds Movie (20th Century Fox)

Foothills Library Movies And Music

Fr. Augustine on location with film "Westerners"

Hollywood and Politics I

Hollywood and Politics II

Hollywood and Politics III

John Wayne "Hatari" Premiere 1962

Main Library Cinema Room

Marjorie Stiles and Hollywood Actor Jack Holt

Modified car for filming in use at Montezuma Castle

Motion Picture Director

Movie being filmed in and below Montezuma Castle cliff dwelling

Movie scene in Oracle

Movie set at Montezuma Castle

Movie set at Montezuma Castle National Monument

Movie set at Montezuma Castle cliff dwelling

Movie set built at Montezuma Castle National Monument

Movie set in Monument Valley. At the stateline of Arizona and Utah, this set represents the old mining town of Tombstone and was erected for the filming of My Darling Clementine by Twentieth Century Fox. The great red sandstone formations, for which the v

Movie set, Montezuma Castle National Monument

Nick Diamos Amusement Company, 1939

Arizona State Motion Picture Development Office strategic plan

Arizona occupational profiles : Motion pictures

Executive Order 72-2: Creating the Arizona Governor's Motion Picture Commission (Supersedes Previous Provisions Which Created the Arizona Governor's Motion Picture Commission)

Executive Order 73-6: Creating the Governor's Arizona Film Commission (formerly Designated the Arizona Governor's Motion Picture Commission) Amends and Supersedes Executive Order 72-2

Executive Order 76-11: Creating the Arizona Governor's Motion Picture and Advisory Board (Supersedes Previous Provisions Which Created the Arizona Governor's Motion Picture Commission)

Executive Order 77-1: Creating the Arizona Governor's Motion Picture and Advisory Board (Supersedes Previous Provisions Which Created the Arizona Governor's Motion Picture Commission); to Amend Executive Order 76-11 Articles 2 and 3

Executive Order 85-10: Changing the Name of the Arizona Governor's Motion Picture Advisory Board to the Arizona Governor's Motion Picture and Television Advisory Board

Executive Order 91-19: Creating the Arizona Governor's Motion Picture and Television Board, Supersedes Executive Orders 76-11, 77-1, and 85-10

Executive Order 92-9: Creating the Arizona Governor's Motion Picture and Television Board, Supersedes Executive Orders 76-11, 77-1, 85-10 and 91-19

Recruitment for the motion picture industry : conducted in Arizona, 1950-1959

Film "Ring of Fear" premieres in Phoenix, Arizona, in 1954

World premiere of movie “The Furies” in Tucson, AZ, proceeds from which will go to scholarship fund at University of Arizona

Arizona's Little Hollywood- Movies Made in Sedona

Let's Go to the Movies- A History of the Scottsdale International Film Festival

Apacheland Movie Ranch

Old Tucson Studios

C.J. Smith and B.J. Smith Oral History, Transcript

Katherine Herbert Oral History, Transcript

Arizona Filmographies

Theaters