Spectre, Ala., is a fictional town built as a set for the 2003 movie “Big Fish.” When filming was completed, the owners of the property on Jackson Lake Island near Millbrook told director Tim ...

In its first appearance on screen in "Big Fish," Spectre is filled with lush green grass, twinkling lights and dancing feet. It's magical. But later in the film, the town has been impacted by the ...

The house was one of the prop structures created on the Big Fish set for the fictional town of Spectre. Big Fish, a Tim Burton film released in early 2004, was adapted from the book, Big Fish: A ...

A house in Big Fish burned down in the "Town of Spectre" on Jackson Lake Island, which was custom built for Tim Burton's 2003 Oscar-nominated movie.

Big Fish Production: A Sony Pictures Entertainment release of a Columbia Pictures presentation of a Jinks/Cohen Co., Zanuck Co. production. Produced by Richard D. Zanuck, Bruce Cohen, Dan Jinks.

In Tim Burton's Big Fish, the fictional town of Spectre, AL, is portrayed as a blue-skied, sleepy community where, astonishingly, nobody wears shoes. "I agreed to spend the afternoon, if only to ...

A house that featured in Tim Burton’s 2003 fantasy film Big Fish has burnt down after it was struck by lightning.. The movie’s fictional “Town of Spectre”, which has become a tourist ...

Ever wondered where the town of Spectre from Big Fish was filmed? 🎥 This video takes you on a journey to the heart of Alabama, exploring the abandoned movie set turned ghost town. With its ...

Churchill Downs and Aristocrat Technologies are listed as defendants. Churchill Downs acquired Big Fish Games for $885 million in 2014, and sold it to Aristocrat in 2018 for nearly $1 billion.