Films Shot Entirely or Partly On Bowen Island
- 1966 The Trap
- 1976 The Food of the Gods
- 1986 Clan of the Cave Bear
- 1988 People Across the Lake
- 1988 American Gothic
- 1989 Cousins
- 1989 Look Who's Talking
- 1990 Bird on a Wire
- 1990 The Russia House
- 1993 Another Stakeout
- 1994 Intersection
- 1995 Hideaway
- 1997 All the Winters That Have Been
- 1998 Disturbing Behavior
- 1999 Double Jeopardy
- 2001 Antitrust
- 2004 Rugged Rich and the Ona Ona
- 2005 The Fog
- 2005 Paper Moon Affair
- 2006 The Hitchhiker
- 2006 The Wicker Man
- 2008 Are We Still the Ugly American?
- 2008 River
- 2009 The Uninvited
- 2009 Harper's Island, CBS 13-episode miniseries.
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