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Browse upcoming talks and see where Kelli from Chicago Movie Tours will speak publicly next—online and in person. Upcoming Talks See where Kelli will be speaking next—online and in person. In-Person Talks Virtual Tours and Talks In-Person Talks Jun 15, 2026, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM CDT Private: Comedy in Chicago: The Marx Brothers and Bob Newhart / Learn more Jun 15, 2026, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM CDT Clarendale Six Corners, 4715 W Irving Park Rd, Chicago, IL 60641, USA Learn about the Chicago connections of a few giants of American comedy Jul 06, 2026, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM CDT Private: Art of the Diner: Nighthawks in Film, History, and Chicago Culture / Learn more Jul 06, 2026, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM CDT Clarendale Six Corners, 4715 W Irving Park Rd, Chicago, IL 60641, USA Explore Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks," its legacy in cinema and popular culture, and the story of how Chicago brought the diner to life Jul 14, 2026, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Private: Chicago's First Ferris Wheel in Film / Learn more Jul 14, 2026, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Anshe Emet Synagogue, 3751 N Broadway, Chicago, IL 60613, USA Travel back to the Chicago World's Fair of 1893 and experience the first Ferris wheel through film and virtual reality Jul 22, 2026, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM CDT Women and Early Cinema in Chicago: Untold Stories Behind the Silent Screen / Register Jul 22, 2026, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM CDT White Oak Library District: Lockport Bra, 121 E 8th St, Lockport, IL 60441, USA Explore hidden stories of women who shaped early Chicago cinema, with HD footage of key locations where they lived and worked Aug 06, 2026, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM The Breakfast Club: Chicago, Music, and a Generation Defined / Register Aug 06, 2026, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Naperville Public Library - 95th Street, 3015 Cedar Glade Dr, Naperville, IL 60564, USA Discover how "The Breakfast Club" defined a generation through its architecture, music, and ties to Chicago Aug 17, 2026, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM The Breakfast Club: Chicago, Music, and a Generation Defined / Register Aug 17, 2026, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM White Oak Library District: Crest Hill B, 20670 City Center Blvd, Crest Hill, IL 60403, USA Discover how "The Breakfast Club" defined a generation through its architecture, music, and ties to Chicago Registration links to dates in the far future may not yet be available. Check back, or subscribe to be notified . Virtual Tours and Talks Jun 19, 2026, 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM CDT Private: Inside Gene Kelly's House / Learn more Jun 19, 2026, 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM CDT Morselife, West Palm Beach (Zoom) Visit one of Hollywood's best song-and-dance man with a tour to his homes Jul 28, 2026, 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM CDT Still Waters, Sudden Death: Chicago’s Deadliest Disaster Onscreen / Register Jul 28, 2026, 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM CDT Winnetka-Northfield Library (Zoom) Examine the SS Eastland tragedy through its screen portrayals—from newsreels and documentaries to home movies and a Disney show Registration links to dates in the far future may not yet be available. Check back, or subscribe to be notified .

Every Wednesday, join us in guessing the Chicago-based movie or television show from one screenshot. Visit our archive to play the ones you missed! One-Shot Wednesday On Wednesdays, guess the Chicago-based movie or television show from one screenshot. The Bear (1.1) This is the opening shot of the FX television series The Bear . Atop Chicago’s Clark Street Bridge , chef Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) comes face-to-face with a caged brown bear. Once released from its confines, the bear attacks, and Carmy wakes up in a restaurant kitchen. The 70-second sequence is a dream, a memorable and attention-grabbing dream. The Bear ’s co-showrunner and writer, Joanna Calo, says this sequence was crafted to grab the viewers’ attention so they’d put their phones away. The writers wanted to “trick people into watching more,” she jokes. More seriously, she continues: “But it is a way to let people know you’re going to want to sit down for this and pay attention.” Based on the popular and critical acclaim for The Bear , the intent behind this dream sequence worked: people are definitely paying attention. Watch a portion of this scene below. Welcome to One-Shot Wednesday! Think you’re a Chicago screen buff? On Wednesdays, we post one still from a movie or TV show filmed or set in the Windy City. Your mission? Guess the title! You've already seen this week’s image above. If you're feeling nostalgic, explore the full archive of past challenges to keep the fun rolling. Psst: you're on screenshot: 84 Access Archive

Every Wednesday, join us in guessing the Chicago-based movie or television show from one screenshot. Visit our archive to play the ones you missed! One-Shot Wednesday On Wednesdays, guess the Chicago-based movie or television show from one screenshot. Widows (2018) Today’s screenshot comes from the 2018 Chicago-based heist thriller, Widows , directed by Steve McQueen and based on a British TV series of the same name. Let’s analyze… This is a medium shot of a politician named Jack Mulligan, played by Colin Farrell. Mulligan has just arrived in Chicago’s North Lawndale neighborhood to meet with his political opponent (who is also a crime boss). The well-dressed Mulligan—with his shiny car, chauffeur in the background, and obvious unease over his surroundings—is somewhat out of his element here. Indeed, in the preceding scene, Mulligan is attending a fancy gala with other city bigwigs, all seated underneath the impressive Tiffany Dome at the Chicago Cultural Center. In the background of this shot, those familiar with Chicago’s historic movie houses will recognize the former Central Park Theater (c. 1917), pictured here in full . Located at 3535 W. Roosevelt Rd., the Central Park Theater is notable for several reasons: It is the first movie palace completed by Balaban and Katz and architectural firm Rapp and Rapp , a partnership that would spawn several landmark movie palaces like the Chicago, Oriental (now Nederlander), Riviera, and Uptown. It was among the first movie theaters in the nation to have air-conditioning. It offered a daycare in the basement. The Central Park Theater has served as a church since 1971. Behind the chauffeur, note the crosses etched into the walls. Start at 02:30 to watch the scene from Widows unfold. Welcome to One-Shot Wednesday! Think you’re a Chicago screen buff? On Wednesdays, we post one still from a movie or TV show filmed or set in the Windy City. Your mission? Guess the title! You've already seen this week’s image above. If you're feeling nostalgic, explore the full archive of past challenges to keep the fun rolling. Psst: you're on screenshot: 84 Access Archive

Delve into the backstories, productions, and locations of Chicago-based horror films "The Fury" and "Child's Play" Horror Movies in Chicago: Child's Play and The Fury Delve into the backstories, productions, and locations of Chicago-based horror films "The Fury" and "Child's Play" All Talks About Explore Chicago’s starring role in horror cinema through two cult classics: Brian De Palma’s The Fury (1978), a supernatural thriller featuring psychic experiments and a climactic sequence at the indoor amusement park Old Chicago , and Child’s Play (1988), where the infamous killer doll Chucky wreaks havoc across the city. Along the way, Dr. Kelli Marshall uncovers the production histories, inspirations, and Chicago landmarks tied to these films, while briefly spotlighting other local horrors such as Candyman , Flatliners , and Contagion . This hour-long talk blends film history, creepy thrills, and Chicago’s cinematic legacy. Request Talk

Discover how Chicago helped advance film and create movie stars Chicago's World's Fairs and the Movies Discover how Chicago helped advance film and create movie stars All Talks About Chicago has hosted two major world's fairs. In 1893, the city hosted the World's Columbian Exposition and in 1933-34, Century of Progress. Both events showcased moving pictures. In this talk, learn about a murderous cinematographer, including his influence on early cinema and status at the 1893 World's Fair. Also, celebrate the fathers of modern movies—and that time they filmed Chicago's famous Ferris wheel. Then, walk the trails of Northerly Island (via HD video) as you discover how this man-made peninsula—along with events that occurred there in 1933—is connected to classic Hollywood. Image: Carli Digital Collections. Radio Flyer at the Century of Progress Enchanted Island , May 1933. Request Talk Out of gallery

Explore snowy Chicago movie locations featured in "Groundhog Day," "The Breakfast Club," and more Chicago Movies in Winter Explore snowy Chicago movie locations featured in "Groundhog Day," "The Breakfast Club," and more All Talks About Bundle up for a journey through Chicago's chilliest movie moments! Join Kelli for a free virtual walking tour highlighting Chicago movie locations captured in snow or chilly weather. This unique HD video experience features Groundhog Day , The Breakfast Club , Child's Play , and Judas and the Black Messiah . So grab your hot cocoa, log on, and let’s hit the virtual streets of Chicago’s "coolest" movies. Request Talk

Every Wednesday, join us in guessing the Chicago-based movie or television show from one screenshot. Visit our archive to play the ones you missed! One-Shot Wednesday On Wednesdays, guess the Chicago-based movie or television show from one screenshot. Rent-a-Cop Rent-a-Cop is a 1987 action-comedy starring Burt Reynolds and Liza Minnelli. Reynolds plays a Chicago police detective turned security guard. He crosses paths with Minnelli’s character, who is being pursued by both the police and criminals due to her involvement with a jewel heist. Together, the duo try to stay one step ahead of both the law and the bad guys. This medium-long shot of Reynolds’ character lighting a cigarette is filmed outside the Hyatt Regency Chicago . (Thanks for helping identify the hotel, Tours with Mike !) Rent-a-Cop filmed 3 weeks in Chicago and the rest of the time in Cinecittà Studios in Rome . By the mid-1980s, Burt Reynolds’ once-thriving career was practically at a standstill. One of Hollywood’s biggest stars, he was now receiving offers for mediocre movies like this one and Stroker Ace , both of which fared poorly at the box office. In fact, later in life, Reynolds recalls these two movies as “the kind they show in prisons and airplanes, because nobody can leave” (Variety 2011). Yikes. As of this writing, if you dare, you can watch Rent-a-Cop free on Tubi . Welcome to One-Shot Wednesday! Think you’re a Chicago screen buff? On Wednesdays, we post one still from a movie or TV show filmed or set in the Windy City. Your mission? Guess the title! You've already seen this week’s image above. If you're feeling nostalgic, explore the full archive of past challenges to keep the fun rolling. Psst: you're on screenshot: 84 Access Archive

Every Wednesday, join us in guessing the Chicago-based movie or television show from one screenshot. Visit our archive to play the ones you missed! One-Shot Wednesday On Wednesdays, guess the Chicago-based movie or television show from one screenshot. When Harry Met Sally When Harry Met Sally is a romantic comedy that explores the evolving relationship between Harry Burns (Billy Crystal) and Sally Albright (Meg Ryan) over several years. Ultimately, the movie raises the question "Can men and women ever just be friends?” This extreme-long shot falls at the end of When Harry Met Sally . After the Harry and Sally profess their love to one another, the camera cranes back and up to a high angle to reveal the couple's position within a crowded New Years' Eve party. While this scene—and indeed, the majority of the movie—were not filmed in Chicago, the opening scenes were shot on the University of Chicago campus and Lake Shore Drive. For more on the film's few (but memorable) Chicago-based scenes, be sure to catch our virtual tour on food and Chicago in When Harry Met Sally . Welcome to One-Shot Wednesday! Think you’re a Chicago screen buff? On Wednesdays, we post one still from a movie or TV show filmed or set in the Windy City. Your mission? Guess the title! You've already seen this week’s image above. If you're feeling nostalgic, explore the full archive of past challenges to keep the fun rolling. Psst: you're on screenshot: 84 Access Archive

Learn about the Chicago connections of a few giants of American comedy Comedy in Chicago: The Marx Brothers and Bob Newhart Learn about the Chicago connections of a few giants of American comedy All Talks About Chicago's onscreen history with comedy runs deep. This movie talk and accompanying original HD video footage will consider two giants of American film comedy, both of whom have strong ties to the Windy City. In Part 1, we'll begin with a leisurely walk to the Marx Brothers' Chicago home. There, you will learn about a subgenre of film called anarchic comedy. You'll also "take a ride" down a slice of historic Route 66 and see where the Marx family once owned a chicken farm. (Yes, a chicken farm.) Then in Part 2, we'll shift comedic gears to Bob Newhart. Newhart was born in Chicago, and his sitcom The Bob Newhart Show (1972-78) was set here as well. In this section of the talk, you'll visit three locations near and dear to the comedian and actor: his childhood home, his Oak Park apartment, and Navy Pier. Join Chicago Movie Tours and discover the city's comedy roots through TV and film! Request Talk

Experience Chicago through a cinematic lens. Join Kelli Marshall, Ph.D., for expert-led Chicago movie walking tours. Explore filming locations for Ferris Bueller, The Dark Knight, and more. Book your scholar-guided tour today! Expert-Led Movie Walking Tours in Chicago Pick Your Tour The first three tours below are currently running to the public . (The other three are available for private tours and may resume to the public in summer or fall 2026.) The Art of Ferris Bueller From Fairground to Film Set Wizard of Oz in Chicago Movies and TV in Union Station Chicago and Movies Underground Chicago and Movies in Prison Public Tours FAQs Why Choose These Chicago Walking Tours? Led by a Film Expert Unlike other tours in Chicago, ours are led by an film expert with a Ph.D. She offers you unparalleled commentary on moviemaking and the city's film legacy. Small Group, Personalized Experience Enjoy a more personal, intimate experience with small group sizes to ensure you get the most out of your tour. Behind-the-Scenes Insights Learn how Chicago’s architecture, streets, and skyline shape memorable scenes. Get insider stories about how filmmakers bring those scenes to life. Great for Locals and Tourists Alike Whether you're a long-time Chicagoan or visiting the city for the first time, you'll discover something new about the city’s starring role in Hollywood. Iconic Film Locations Stand in the exact spots where legendary movie scenes were filmed, from Gotham City in The Dark Knight to the marble staircase in The Untouchables . What Movies Are Featured? Our Chicago walking tours feature iconic locations from The Dark Knight , Ferris Bueller's Day Off , The Untouchables , and more. Looking for a Private Tour? Want to enjoy our popular movie walking tours with just your group? Book a private version of any of our existing tours, and experience Chicago’s iconic film locations at your convenience. Book a Private or Group Tour

Search our portfolio of 200+ past programs delivered at venues city- and nationwide. Browse our track record and find inspiration for your next Chicago film history event. Chicago Film History Speaker: Past Programs Every program I deliver is backed by over 15 years of academic research , peer-reviewed publications , and university teaching . Below, you can search a comprehensive history of my recent guest speaking engagements—featuring over 200+ presentations for historical societies, libraries, and community organizations. To see current topics available for booking, visit Talks Catalog . Filter by Program(s) Filter by Venue Filter by Host Type Filter by Delivery Reset Filters 2026 White Oak Library District The Breakfast Club: Chicago, Music, and a Generation Defined BOOK 2026 Naperville Public Library The Breakfast Club: Chicago, Music, and a Generation Defined BOOK 2026 Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District Still Waters, Sudden Death: Chicago’s Deadliest Disaster Onscreen BOOK 2026 White Oak Library District Women and Early Cinema in Chicago: Untold Stories Behind the Silent Screen BOOK 2026 Anshe Emet Synagogue Chicago's First Ferris Wheel in Film BOOK 2026 Clarendale Six Corners Art of the Diner: Nighthawks in Film, History, and Chicago Culture BOOK 2026 MorseLife Inside Gene Kelly's House BOOK 2026 Clarendale Six Corners Comedy in Chicago: The Marx Brothers and Bob Newhart BOOK 2026 World Virtual Tours The Wizard of Oz and Chicago BOOK 2026 CJE Senior Life From Ferris to the Frontlines: Chicago's Art Institute and Grant Park in the Movies BOOK 2026 Lectures on Tap The Blues Brothers: Dissecting a 1980 Chicago Classic BOOK 2026 World Virtual Tours Art of the Diner: Nighthawks in Film, History, and Chicago Culture BOOK 2026 Parker Life Comedy in Chicago: The Marx Brothers and Bob Newhart BOOK 2026 Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District How Do Movies Guide Your Eyes? BOOK 2026 Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District Inside Gene Kelly's House BOOK 2026 Clarendale Six Corners Singin’ in the Rain and Chicago BOOK 2026 Skokie Country Club Chicago and The Wizard of Oz BOOK 2026 Cary Area Public Library From Ferris to the Frontlines: Chicago's Art Institute and Grant Park in the Movies BOOK 2026 CJE Senior Life On the Run in Chicago: Behind the Scenes of The Fugitive BOOK 2026 Plainfield Area Public Library Women and Early Cinema in Chicago: Untold Stories Behind the Silent Screen BOOK 2026 World Virtual Tours Chicago Movie Theaters and the 1918 Flu Pandemic BOOK 2026 Clarendale Six Corners On the Run in Chicago: Behind the Scenes of The Fugitive BOOK 2026 Helen Plum Library Countdown to the Oscars: Illinois Winners, Scandalous Moments, and Oscar Bait BOOK 2026 Naperville Public Library Women and Early Cinema in Chicago: Untold Stories Behind the Silent Screen BOOK 2026 Homer Township Public Library St. Patrick's Day in The Fugitive BOOK 2026 Orland Park Public Library Black Movie History in Chicago: Cinematic Milestones and Sacred Grounds BOOK 2026 World Virtual Tours Chicago Movies in Winter BOOK 2026 Clarendale Six Corners Black Movie History in Chicago: Cinematic Milestones and Sacred Grounds BOOK 2026 CJE Senior Life Chicago and Movies on the Mississippi River BOOK 2026 Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District Mardi Gras and Movies in the Midwest BOOK 2026 Morton Grove Public Library The Oscars and Chicago BOOK 2026 World Virtual Tours The First Ferris Wheel in Film BOOK 2026 Clarendale Six Corners Hollywood Bites: From Golden Age Glamour to Rom-Com Delights BOOK 2025 World Virtual Tours While You Were Sleeping in Chicago: A Holiday Stroll BOOK 2025 Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District Festivus 101: A Celebration for the Rest of Us BOOK 2025 CJE Senior Life Women and Early Cinema in Chicago: Untold Stories Behind the Silent Screen BOOK 2025 Green Hills Public Library District Holiday Chaos: Behind the Scenes of 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Every Wednesday, join us in guessing the Chicago-based movie or television show from one screenshot. Visit our archive to play the ones you missed! One-Shot Wednesday On Wednesdays, guess the Chicago-based movie or television show from one screenshot. Office Christmas Party Office Christmas Party is a 2016 comedy that follows a group of Chicago coworkers who throw an epic Christmas party in an attempt to impress a potential client and save their jobs. Today's #OneShotWed shows Santa (T.J. Miller) making his entrance down a flight of stairs at the office party. More interesting perhaps is this B-roll footage of the cast and crew filming in downtown Chicago, which you can watch below or here via IMDb . Welcome to One-Shot Wednesday! Think you’re a Chicago screen buff? On Wednesdays, we post one still from a movie or TV show filmed or set in the Windy City. Your mission? Guess the title! You've already seen this week’s image above. If you're feeling nostalgic, explore the full archive of past challenges to keep the fun rolling. Psst: you're on screenshot: 84 Access Archive