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| Hughes inspects blueprints for the mammoth seaplane that he dubbed the Hercules (which critics derided as the “Spruce Goose.”) Scenes depicting the plane’s construction were shot in Montreal at Alstom, a vast indoor industrial space previously used for the construction of railroad cars. Production designer Dante Ferretti and his crew converted sections of the space into several large Hughes Aviation hangars. | ||
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