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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2017 · 1H 6M

Ep #9 – “Kansas City Bomber” (1972)

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In 1972, Raquel Welch came to Portland and made a movie in which she played a "Jammer" on the Portland Loggers Roller Derby Team. So naturally they called the film "Kansas City Bomber." Anyway, join us as we take a look at the first major motion picture filmed completely in Portland. Spoilers: there's a reason you've probably never heard of this movie. How did the city look? Here are some screen shots: The post Ep #9 – “Kansas City Bomber” (1972) appeared first on Portland at the Movies.

In 1972, Raquel Welch came to Portland and made a movie in which she played a "Jammer" on the Portland Loggers Roller Derby Team. So naturally they called the film "Kansas City Bomber." Anyway, join us as we take a look at the first major motion picture filmed completely in Portland. Spoilers: there's a reason you've probably never heard of this movie. How did the city look? Here are some screen shots:

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