Boehm said it take about 30 days for preproduction crews to set up the film ranch before actors and other production crew arrive.

There was one challenge that put a small pause on production — the Montana weather.

“We went from a nice, sunny day to snow and blizzard. So we had to go ahead and get a bunch of people, we had to spray liquid, salt. I mean it was a big effort, but we did get that done,” Boehm said.

Rain or snow, Boehm says the film is on track to wrap up in the next two weeks.

He adds if his film ranch continues to land big movies consistently, there’s a chance for an expansion.

“We want to put a railroad station in with a full steam locomotive. We hope that we’re going to get a movie that needs a railroad station, and that’ll give us the impetus to go ahead and build it,” said Boehm.

Following “Unholy Trinity,” there are three more projects slated to come to the film ranch.

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