Production Details:

• Production Company: Winkast Film Productions

• Distribution Company: United Artists

• Director: Sydney Lumet

• Screenplay: Peter Shaffer

• Producers: Elliott Kastner & Lester Persky

• Starring: Richard Burton, Peter Firth, Jenny Agutter, Joan Plowright & Colin Blakely

• Location: Entire production filmed on location in Ontario, with portion of it filmed on Main Street Georgetown, Ontario (Scenes for downtown Hampshire, England)

• Date: October 25th, 1976

• Release Date: October 19th, 1977

Production Details:

• Production Company: CFDC

• Distribution Company: Universal Pictures

• Director & Writer: Steven Hilliard Stern

• Executive Producer: Michael Douglas

• Starring: Michael Douglas & Susan Anspach

• Location: Many of the scenes including the start of the marathon as well as scenic shots were filmed in Georgetown, Ontario

• Date: August - September 1978

• Release Date: October 30th, 1979

Production Details:

• Production Company: Shapiro Entertainment

• Directors: Zale Magder & George McCowan

• Writers: Carl DeSantis, Phyllis Camesano, Joel Cohen & Neil Cohen

• Producer: Douglas Macdonald

• Starring: Orson Welles, Michael Murphy, Michelle Finney, Henry Ramer & Ken Pogue

• Location: Main Street & River Road bridge Georgetown, Ontario

• Date: August 19th, 1979 - September 11th, 1979

• Release Date: November 1st, 1986

Production Details: 

• Production Company: HBO Premiere Films

• Distribution Company: HBO / 20th Century Fox / CTV

• Director: Ralph L. Thomas

• Writer: Edward Hume

• Story: John Kastner & Rose Kastner

• Producer: Bob Cooper

• Starring: Eric Fryer as Terry Fox

• Location: Various locations in British Columbia, Newfoundland and Ontario, including at 51 Edith Street Georgetown, Ontario 

• Date: August 23rd - October 14th, 1982

• Release Date: May 22nd, 1983 (TV), May 27th, 1983 (Theatres)

Production Details:

• Production Company: Children's Television Workshop

• Distribution Company: Warner Bros.

• Director: Ken Kwapis

• Writers: Tony Geiss & Judy Freudberg

• Producer: Tony Garnett 

• Starring: Sandra Bernhard, John Candy, Chevy Chase, Joe Flaherty, Waylon Jennings, Dave Thomas, Caroll Spinney, Jim Henson & Frank Oz 

• Location: Entire production filmed on location in Ontario, with portion of it filmed on Main Street Georgetown, Ontario

• Date: August 13th, 1984

• Release Date: August 2nd, 1985

The film stars Susan Hogan as Carol Webber, a woman who breaks up with her wealthy husband and moves to a small town with her 13-year-old son Chris; she begins a new relationship with her Jewish friend Paul Green , while Chris begins to fall under the influence of Harry Gibson , a school principal who is teaching anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.

A successful but unhappy businessman wishes to be 17 again and gets it. However, he discovers that going back is not all that it's cracked up to be.

Two teenage boys are growing up in a small Canadian town in the summer of 1955. While their parents go about with their own concerns, the two develop an interest in girls. One tries to impress his crush with his father's cars. The other, seventeen-year-old Eric Hansen, becomes enamored with an older woman newly arrived in town.

In Bad Golf My Way, a sequel to 1993 film Bad Golf Made Easy, Nielsen - the world's greatest bad golfer - takes on the arrogant club champion Brad Van Courtland and teaches him a thing or two about golf the Leslie Nielsen way.

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Production Details:

• Production Company: Alliance Communications Corporation / Le Monde Entertainment / St. Nick Productions 

• Distribution Company: Alliance Communications Corporation

• Director: John Fawcett

• Writers: Doug Smith & Peter Wellington

• Producers: Tim O'Brien & Greg Dummett

• Starring: Chris Penn, Dominic Zamprogna, Devon Sawa, Stuart Stone, Amy Stewart & Nicholas Campbell

• Location: Entire production filmed on location in Toronto, Ontario, Mississauga, Ontario and Georgetown, Ontario, with portions of it filmed in Georgetown.

• Date: July 1995

• Release Date: September 19th, 1996

In this fantasy family adventure, two young boys unexpectedly learn of the legendary beast called Gator Face who has been lurking in the unforgiving minds of the local townspeople for over fifty years. 

Production Details:

• Production Company: Forge / The Steve Tisch Company

• Distribution Company: New Line Cinema

• Director: Renny Harlin

• Writer: Shane Black

• Producers: Stephanie Austin, Shane Black & Renny Harlin

• Starring: Geena Davis, Samuel L. Jackson, Patrick Malahide, Craig Bierko, Brian Cox & David Morse

• Location: Various locations across Southern Ontario, including at Scotsdale Farm Halton Hills, Ontario

• Date: January 10th - May 23rd, 1996 (Scenes filmed at Scotsdale Farm shot in the spring)

• Release Date: October 11th, 1996

Richard leaves his corporate office for a weekend at the country house of his fiancée, his boss' daughter. On the way he is forced to accept an offer of lodging from local Fred, and when he enters the house, the wacky family of Celia, her brother Dennis, and their parents won't let him move away from it. The family believes they are under the curse of the wild turkey, by which anyone who stays in the rural house past midnight is doomed to never leave.

Production Details: 

• Production Company: Hollywood Pictures

• Distribution Company: Buena Vista Pictures Distribution

• Director & Screenplay: Mark Steven Johnson

• Producers: Roger Birnbaum & Laurence Mark

• Starring: Joseph Mazzello, Oliver Platt, Ian Michael Smith & Ashley Judd

• Location: Various locations in Toronto, Ontario,  French River, Ontario, Lunenberg, Nova Scotia, Elora, Ontario & Glen Williams, Ontario., with portions filmed in Glen Williams which include the baseball scene as well as many indoor scenes

• Date: September - December 1997

• Release Date: September 11th, 1998

Production Details: 

• Production Company: Catalyst Entertainment Production

• Distribution Company: The Movie Channel

• Director: Jeff Woolnough

• Writer: Peter M. Lenkov

• Producer: Robert Wertheimer

• Starring: Matt Battaglia, Chandra West, Jeff Wincott & Gary Busey

• Location: Entire production filmed on location in Southern Ontario, including at Nashville North Norval, Ontario

• Date: October 27th - December 23rd, 1997 (early December in Norval, Ontario)

• Release Date: September 26th, 1998 (Made-for-TV movie)

Top of the Food Chain is a 1999 Canadian comedy-horror film directed by John Paizs and starring Campbell Scott, Fiona Loewi, and Tom Everett Scott. A parody of alien invasion movies of the 1950s, it was released on video in the United States under the title Invasion!

Production Details: 

• Production Company: Hyperion / Showtime

• Distribution Company: Showtime

• Director: Adam Arkin

• Screenplay: Anna Sandor

• Starring: Kelsey Keel, Amelia Campbell, Corinna Ramsey Parker, Chris Owens, Michael Cera, Shirley Knight and Juliette Lewis

• Location: Various locations in Canada, including the Copper Kettle Pub Glen Williams, Ontario

• Date: September - October 2000  

• Release Date: May 13th, 2001

Based on 1998 novel of the same name by Kimberly Willis Holt.

Production Details:

• Production Company: Berger Queen Productions / Walt Disney Television

• Distribution Company: Walt Disney Television / ABC

• Director: Charles Herman-Wurmfeld

• Writers: Max Enscoe & Annie de Young

• Producer: Greg Copeland

• Starring: Charlotte Rae, Lisa Whelchel, Mindy Cohn, Kim Fields & Joel Brooks

• Location: Various locations, mainly in Toronto, Ontario, including downtown and train station Georgetown, Ontario

• Date: September 2001

• Release Date: November 18th, 2001 (Made-for-TV movie on ABC)

Production Details:

• Production Company: Spyglass Entertainment

• Distribution Company: Touchstone Pictures /  Buena Vista Pictures Distribution

• Director: Roger Donaldson

• Writers: Roger Towne, Kurt Wimmer & Mitch Glazer

• Producers: Jeff Apple, Gary Barber & Roger Birnbaum

• Starring: Al Pacino, Colin Farrell, Bridget Moynahan & Gabriel Macht

• Location: Various locations mainly in Canada, including Scotsdale Farm Halton Hills, Ontario and Nashville North Norval, Ontario

• Date: December 2001 - February 2002

• Release Date: January 31st, 2003

First called The Farm  but released as The Recruit.

Production Details:

• Production Company: Michael Patrick Entertainment

• Distribution Company: Skyrise Entertainment

• Director: Rob Tosh

• Writers: Michael McMaster & Tracey Epitropou

• Starring: Alyssa Mariano, Joseph Ling, Jason Sharman, Jessica Nichols  & Ulva Ralston

• Location: Primarily in Georgetown, Ontario for use corn fields

• Date: October 13th - 31st, 2006

• Release Date: 2007 (Direct-to-DVD)

Production Details:

• Production Company: Footprint Features / Writ Large

• Distribution Company: Netflix

• Director & Writer: Oren Uziel 

• Producers: Adam Saunders & Britton Rizzio

• Starring: Benjamin Walker, Wyatt Russell, Rainn Wilson, Adam Pally, Mark Rendall, John Michael Higgins, Ron Livingston, Stephanie Sigman & Rob Corddry

• Location: Various locations, primarily filmed in Acton, Ontario and area, including at the Brooks family farm at 14178 Fifth Line Limehouse, Ontario

• Date: October 2015 (Brooks family farm on October 16th, 2015)

• Release Date: June 9th, 2017 (Streaming on Netflix)

Fahrenheit 451 is a 2018 American dystopian drama film directed and co-written by Ramin Bahrani, loosely based on the 1953 book of the same name by Ray Bradbury. 

Production Details:

• Production Company: Dylan Clark Productions

• Distribution Company: Netflix

• Director: Luke Snellin

• Screenplay: Laura Solon, Victoria Strouse & Kay Cannon

• Producers: Dylan Clark & Alexa Faigen

• Starring: Isabela Merced, Shameik Moore, Kiernan Shipka, Odeya Rush, Liv Hewson, Mitchell Hope, Jacob Batalon & Joan Cusack

• Location: Toronto, Ontario & Millbrook, Ontario, including scenes in Georgetown, Ontario and Limehouse, Ontario

• Date: April 2019

• Release Date: November 8th, 2019 (Streaming on Netflix)

Production Details: 

• Production Company: CA14 Productions

• Distribution Company: CA14 Productions

• Director: Peter Perko

• Producer: Eric Doubt

• Location: Acton, Ontario

• Date: 2021

• Release Date: October 8th, 2022 (Screening at John Elliott Theatre Georgetown, Ontario)

After a young girl is found dead in a secluded religious mountain community, a pack of teenage girls decide to fight against the evil spirits they believe killed her by embracing their own dark nature.

A Merry Little Ex-Mas is a 2025 American Christmas romantic comedy film directed by Steve Carr and written by Holly Hester.