The Lottery Filming Locations
Where was The Lottery filmed? The Lottery was filmed in 6 locations across United States in the following places:
The Lottery Filming Locations
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The Lottery (2007)
An adaptation of the 1948 Shirley Jackson short story of the same name --- a group of townsfolk flock to participate in the town's annual lottery. But things aren't what they seem.