The Ghost and the Whale Filming Locations
Where was The Ghost and the Whale filmed? The Ghost and the Whale was filmed in 3 locations across United States in the following places:
The Ghost and the Whale Filming Locations
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The Ghost and the Whale (2017)
In the town of Bodega Bay, Joseph went to sea with the love of his life and returned alone. The mystery deepens upon Joseph's exoneration in her disappearance, while a reporter stirs the pot of suspicion and the wrath of a vengeful family.