FIELD OF DREAMS - Revision history

Randylyon at 01:58, 30 July 2024

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	Proceeds from the premier, held April 20, 1989, went toward Motion Picture Arts in Iowa, an attempt to attract more movies to the state. The movie was nominated for the "Best Picture" at the annual Academy Awards program. Inspired by the film, construction began near Dyersville on a permanent site called Field of Dreams for exhibition games and training fields.		Proceeds from the premier, held April 20, 1989, went toward Motion Picture Arts in Iowa, an attempt to attract more movies to the state. The movie was nominated for the "Best Picture" at the annual Academy Awards program. Inspired by the film, construction began near Dyersville on a permanent site called Field of Dreams for exhibition games and training fields.

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Randylyon at 01:53, 30 July 2024

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	Proceeds from the premier, held April 20, 1989, went toward Motion Picture Arts in Iowa, an attempt to attract more movies to the state. The movie was nominated for the "Best Picture" at the annual Academy Awards program. Inspired by the film, construction began near Dyersville on a permanent site called Field of Dreams for exhibition games and training fields.		Proceeds from the premier, held April 20, 1989, went toward Motion Picture Arts in Iowa, an attempt to attract more movies to the state. The movie was nominated for the "Best Picture" at the annual Academy Awards program. Inspired by the film, construction began near Dyersville on a permanent site called Field of Dreams for exhibition games and training fields.

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Randylyon at 01:46, 30 July 2024

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	[[File:TICKET.png\|350px\|thumb\|left\|thumb\|Unused opening night ticket offered in 2022 on Ebay for $5,500.00]]FIELD OF DREAMS. A film made in and around the Dubuque area during the summer of 1988, the movie starred Kevin Costner, Burt Lancaster, James Earl Jones and Amy Madigan. The ~~movie~~ dealt with a farmer (Costner) who is told, by voices, that when a ~~ball field~~ is built, "he will come."		[[File:TICKET.png\|350px\|thumb\|left\|thumb\|Unused opening night ticket offered in 2022 on Ebay for $5,500.00]]FIELD OF DREAMS. A film made in and around the Dubuque area during the summer of 1988, the movie starred Kevin Costner, Burt Lancaster, James Earl Jones and Amy Madigan. The story dealt with a farmer (Costner) who is told, by voices, that when a ballfield is built, "he will come."

	The film employed hundreds of local people as "extras" and experienced staff such as [[RIEDEL, Susan\|Susan RIEDEL]]. Moviegoers had great fun attempting to identify area sites used in the movie.		The film employed hundreds of local people as "extras" and experienced staff such as [[RIEDEL, Susan\|Susan RIEDEL]]. Moviegoers had great fun attempting to identify area sites used in the movie.

	Proceeds from the premier, held April 20, 1989, went toward Motion Picture Arts in Iowa, an attempt to attract more movies to the state. The movie was nominated for the "Best Picture" at the annual Academy Awards program. Inspired by the film, construction began near Dyersville on a permanent site for exhibition games and training fields.		Proceeds from the premier, held April 20, 1989, went toward Motion Picture Arts in Iowa, an attempt to attract more movies to the state. The movie was nominated for the "Best Picture" at the annual Academy Awards program. Inspired by the film, construction began near Dyersville on a permanent site called Field of Dreams for exhibition games and training fields.

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Randylyon at 17:31, 28 February 2024

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	[[File:TICKET.png\|350px\|thumb\|left\|thumb\|Unused opening night ticket offered in 2022 on Ebay for $5,500.00]]FIELD OF DREAMS. ~~Film~~ made in and around the Dubuque area during the summer of 1988~~. Starring~~ Kevin Costner, Burt Lancaster, James Earl Jones and Amy Madigan~~, the~~ movie dealt with a farmer (Costner) who is told, by voices, that when a ball field is built, "he will come."		[[File:TICKET.png\|350px\|thumb\|left\|thumb\|Unused opening night ticket offered in 2022 on Ebay for $5,500.00]]FIELD OF DREAMS. A film made in and around the Dubuque area during the summer of 1988, the movie starred Kevin Costner, Burt Lancaster, James Earl Jones and Amy Madigan. The movie dealt with a farmer (Costner) who is told, by voices, that when a ball field is built, "he will come."

	The film employed hundreds of local people as "extras" and experienced staff such as [[RIEDEL, Susan\|Susan RIEDEL]]. Moviegoers had great fun attempting to identify area sites used in the movie.		The film employed hundreds of local people as "extras" and experienced staff such as [[RIEDEL, Susan\|Susan RIEDEL]]. Moviegoers had great fun attempting to identify area sites used in the movie.

	Proceeds from the premier, held April 20, 1989, went toward Motion Picture Arts in Iowa, an attempt to attract more movies to the state. The movie was nominated for the "Best Picture" at the annual Academy Awards program.		Proceeds from the premier, held April 20, 1989, went toward Motion Picture Arts in Iowa, an attempt to attract more movies to the state. The movie was nominated for the "Best Picture" at the annual Academy Awards program. Inspired by the film, construction began near Dyersville on a permanent site for exhibition games and training fields.

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Randylyon at 20:29, 10 April 2022

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	[[File:TICKET.png\|~~200px~~\|thumb\|~~right~~\|thumb\|Unused opening night ticket offered in 2022 on Ebay for $5,500.00]]FIELD OF DREAMS. Film made in and around the Dubuque area during the summer of 1988. Starring Kevin Costner, Burt Lancaster, James Earl Jones and Amy Madigan, the movie dealt with a farmer (Costner) who is told, by voices, that when a ball field is built, "he will come."		[[File:TICKET.png\|350px\|thumb\|left\|thumb\|Unused opening night ticket offered in 2022 on Ebay for $5,500.00]]FIELD OF DREAMS. Film made in and around the Dubuque area during the summer of 1988. Starring Kevin Costner, Burt Lancaster, James Earl Jones and Amy Madigan, the movie dealt with a farmer (Costner) who is told, by voices, that when a ball field is built, "he will come."

	The film employed hundreds of local people as "extras" and experienced staff such as [[RIEDEL, Susan\|Susan RIEDEL]]. Moviegoers had great fun attempting to identify area sites used in the movie.		The film employed hundreds of local people as "extras" and experienced staff such as [[RIEDEL, Susan\|Susan RIEDEL]]. Moviegoers had great fun attempting to identify area sites used in the movie.

Randylyon at 20:28, 10 April 2022

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	FIELD OF DREAMS. Film made in and around the Dubuque area during the summer of 1988. Starring Kevin Costner, Burt Lancaster, James Earl Jones and Amy Madigan, the movie dealt with a farmer (Costner) who is told, by voices, that when a ball field is built, "he will come."		[[File:TICKET.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|thumb\|Unused opening night ticket offered in 2022 on Ebay for $5,500.00]]FIELD OF DREAMS. Film made in and around the Dubuque area during the summer of 1988. Starring Kevin Costner, Burt Lancaster, James Earl Jones and Amy Madigan, the movie dealt with a farmer (Costner) who is told, by voices, that when a ball field is built, "he will come."

	The film employed hundreds of local people as "extras" and experienced staff such as [[RIEDEL, Susan\|Susan RIEDEL]]. Moviegoers had great fun attempting to identify area sites used in the movie.		The film employed hundreds of local people as "extras" and experienced staff such as [[RIEDEL, Susan\|Susan RIEDEL]]. Moviegoers had great fun attempting to identify area sites used in the movie.

Randylyon at 21:58, 7 December 2008

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	Proceeds from the premier, held April 20, 1989, went toward Motion Picture Arts in Iowa, an attempt to attract more movies to the state. The movie was nominated for the "Best Picture" at the annual Academy Awards program.		Proceeds from the premier, held April 20, 1989, went toward Motion Picture Arts in Iowa, an attempt to attract more movies to the state. The movie was nominated for the "Best Picture" at the annual Academy Awards program.

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Randylyon: New page: FIELD OF DREAMS. Film made in and around the Dubuque area during the summer of 1988. Starring Kevin Costner, Burt Lancaster, James Earl Jones and Amy Madigan, the movie dealt with a farmer...

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New page: FIELD OF DREAMS. Film made in and around the Dubuque area during the summer of 1988. Starring Kevin Costner, Burt Lancaster, James Earl Jones and Amy Madigan, the movie dealt with a farmer...

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FIELD OF DREAMS. Film made in and around the Dubuque area during the summer of 1988. Starring Kevin Costner, Burt Lancaster, James Earl Jones and Amy Madigan, the movie dealt with a farmer (Costner) who is told, by voices, that when a ball field is built, "he will come."

The film employed hundreds of local people as "extras" and experienced staff such as [[RIEDEL, Susan|Susan RIEDEL]]. Moviegoers had great fun attempting to identify area sites used in the movie.

Proceeds from the premier, held April 20, 1989, went toward Motion Picture Arts in Iowa, an attempt to attract more movies to the state. The movie was nominated for the "Best Picture" at the annual Academy Awards program.