Where was The Last Ride filmed?

The movie starts with an introduction to the protagonist, Frank T. Wells (played by Mickey Rourke), a former rodeo champion, who has just been released from prison after carrying out a ten-year sentence for a bar brawl. For the scenes featuring Rourke's character in jail, the production crew filmed at the renowned Old Montana Territorial Prison located in Deer Lodge.

The Old Montana Territorial Prison in Deer Lodge is one of the most historically significant attractions in the area. Established in 1871, this prison housed some of Montana’s most notorious criminals, including Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Today, visitors can explore its rustic grounds - which include motion sensors, guard towers, and a large stone wall - or even take a guided tour of cellblocks and other facilities.

The prison museum offers exhibits on Montana's incarceration history, while nearby shops feature products crafted by former inmates. Since it was established in 1871, the prison has become a cultural and historical institution.

To get there from the nearest major city, navigate your way to I-90 east for about 50 miles until you see exit 233 to Deer Lodge. Follow the Main street into town and take a right on Davis Street; the prison is situated at 300 Main Street.

The rodeo scene in Last Ride with Mickey Rourke is a thrilling ride of its own. The setting is Wilsall, Montana, with Frank taking the center stage as a veteran rodeo star who has never been defeated. The scene starts off with the bustling crowd of spectators cheering on their favorite bull riders.

There's an electric atmosphere in the air as the announcer introduces each rider and their bull. Rodeo clowns keep the crowd entertained with their outrageous antics as they try to distract the bulls from bucking off their riders.

Set among the majestic Bridger Mountain Range, Wilsall is situated just 20 miles northeast of Bozeman. With its prime location in the Shields River Valley, visitors will find no shortage of activities for all interests - from fishing on the river to traversing the Crazy Mountains for hiking and snowmobiling.

The town hosts an annual rodeo for two days featuring action-packed fun every June. The best way to get to Wisall is by car, and from Bozeman, the total commute time should take about an hour and forty-five minutes.

Once you have arrived in Wilsall, you'll find that there are plenty of things to do, including visiting the Crow Peak Regional Park and Sheep Mountain.

Scarlett is a novice mechanic who lives with her brother Clem (Peter Berg), who sexually abuses her. Alongside Joe Palmieri (John Enos III), the trio plan and execute a bank heist that results in the death of eight police officers.

Hiding out at a motel, law enforcement catches up with them. The ensuing shootout results in Clem and Joe's deaths, while Scarlett manages to break free. This harrowing sequence was shot at the old Metals Bank in Butte, along with car chase footage.

Constructed in 1916 and designed by architect Fred A. Fiedler, the building was the first and only bank dedicated to the copper industry in Butte. Upon its completion, it quickly became a cornerstone of Butte's financial district and economy.

Standing four stories tall and built with terracotta and brick cladding, the Metals Bank Building has a unique classical revival style that is both visually appealing and structurally sound. Its large windows feature intricate masonry details such as limestone sills, arches, and keystones. The interior of the building has also been carefully restored to maintain its original charm and sense of grandeur.

The most efficient route to get to the F.T.W. filming location is via Highway 15. Once on the highway, turn to Locus Street and proceed to Proctor Street, where you'll find the aforementioned address right off of it.