Kathryn Telford leads a Hunger Games movie tour through Atlanta. Atlanta Movie Tours offers the public an opportunity to see where "The Hunger Games" sequels were filmed around the city.
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The Atlanta History Center's Swan House played a role in the "Hunger Games" films, portraying President Snow's mansion.
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The mansion was more colorful in "Catching Fire."
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How the interior of the mansion looks in the movie and in real life.
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Jasmine Alyce snaps a picture of Emma Loggins of Fanbolt.com at the Atlanta History Center in the room used as President Snow's office in "The Hunger Games" movies.
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President Snow's office, as seen in "Catching Fire."
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The Center houses a number of artifacts used in the film.
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Atlanta's Goat Farm stood in for Katniss' District 12 during filming of "The Hunger Games."
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Katniss and Gale come from District 12 in the movies, and many scenes take place there, including one where Katniss rescues Gale from a public flogging.
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The Marriott Marquis hotel in downtown Atlanta stood in for a training center in "Catching Fire."
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The famous naked elevator scene in "Catching Fire" was shot here.
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This warehouse complex on Atlanta's Murphy Avenue stood in for District 11 ...
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... as seen here.
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One can still see "The odds are never in our favor" spray-painted on a wall along Atlanta's Warner Avenue, as briefly seen in "Mockingjay Part 1."
