Savannah on Stage & Screen

Hollywood came for the scenery. We tell the stories behind it.

A Savannah Untold tour group in Monterey Square, near the monument to Casimir Pulaski

The City That Stole the Scene.

Savannah has played everything from a charming Southern town to a mysterious backdrop for Hollywood intrigue. Its historic squares, cobblestone streets, and unmistakable architecture have appeared in memorable films and television productions.

But there's more to Savannah's screen history than what made the final cut. On the Savannah on Stage & Screen tour, we take you beyond the familiar scenes to uncover the locations, creative decisions, and surprising stories that brought Hollywood to our historic streets.

There's more to Savannah's big screen story than what made the final cut.

Lights. Camera. Savannah.

What do a box of chocolates, a Disney romance, and a Burt Reynolds action movie have in common?

Savannah.

From Forrest Gump to Cape Fear, Gator, Something to Talk About, Lady and the Tramp, and Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, some of cinema's most recognizable moments have roots in this city.

Discover how Savannah's streets became movie sets, what happened when the cameras stopped rolling, and why filmmakers keep returning.

The Mercer-Williams House on Monterey Square.

More Than Movie Locations.

Savannah has plenty of ghost tours. We do something different.

Anyone can show you where a scene was filmed. We're interested in the stories behind it.

Savannah on Stage & Screen takes you beyond the familiar landmarks to explore the Hollywood personalities, unexpected production challenges, and behind-the-scenes moments that brought movie magic to the Hostess City.

Along the way, we'll separate Hollywood fiction from Savannah fact, uncover surprising connections between the city and the silver screen, and share stories that never made the final cut.

Because sometimes, what happened off-camera is just as interesting as what happened on screen.

A large tree with hanging moss in front of an old brick building with multiple windows, under a partly cloudy sky.

What to Expect

  • A 90-minute walk covering under 2 miles of Savannah’s Historic District

  • Small groups for a more personal experience

  • Individual headsets (so you don’t miss a word)

  • Carefully researched history

  • Hollywood stories where they were captured

“This tour was amazing! We were so impressed with Savannah Untold’s true crime tour that highlighted the complicated layers of some of Savannah’s fascinating history.”

★★★★★ — Google Review

A tree-lined road at the Wormsloe Plantation, where large, sprawling trees arch overhead, creating a canopy.

Bringing A Curious Crew?

Planning a trip to Savannah with friends, coworkers, family, or a special group? Ask us about a private tour for your group.

Frequently Asked Questions

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