Mick Jagger digs Duluth Art Institute; Esko woman still missing

PDDTV Oct 18, 2020 1 Comment

Duluth is mentioned six times in The Burnt Orange Heresy, a new movie starring Elizabeth Debicki, Donald Sutherland, Claes Bang and Mick Jagger. The fictional Duluth Star Ledger newspaper also appears, featuring the headline “Esko woman goes missing.”

Debicki plays the role of Berenice Hollis, a native of “a small town south of” Duluth, which is later revealed to be Esko. Jagger plays an art collector named Joseph Cassidy who mentions the Duluth Art Institute “used to have a really lovely Toulouse-Lautrec.”

(Esko, by the way, is a bit more west of Duluth than south.)

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waferdog

about 4 years ago 

Here's my theory - one of the writers of this movie wrote the book A Simple Plan, which takes place in Ohio. The movie version takes place and was filmed in and around Ashland. As Scott Smith also wrote the screenplay, it is fair to say he probably spent some time in the area and used Duluth as a result.

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