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The economic-impact numbers surrounding the Georgia-filmed, Dwayne Johnson action flick, Rampage, are finally in, and they’re definitely worth beating our chests over.
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While filming in metro Atlanta from October 2016 through September 2017, the project pumped approximately $48.9 million into the state, with some 2,350 workers earning $22 million.
According to the Georgia Department of Economic Development’s Film, Music and Digital Entertainment Office, the breakdown is as follows: over $3 million spent on hardware, equipment and lumber supplies; over $5 million on rentals and purchases for production, supplies and set decoration; over $1.9 million on transportation, truck and car rentals; and $845,856 on catering and other food.
At deadline, Rampage had raked in $413.7 million at the box office worldwide.