Roanoke home decor store to be featured in a Lifetime movie The Grey Goose is making its claim to fame
ROANOKE, Va. – A Roanoke business is making its claim to fame.
The Grey Goose , a home decor shop in Grandin Village, will be featured in a Lifetime movie.
The movie’s director is a Roanoke native and approached the store’s owner, Karen Curtis, about filming there.
The shop closed down for a bit on Sunday while crews filmed.
Curtis and her daughter were even featured as extras.
“It was just a joy. It was exciting to see what all goes on. They used a fog machine in here and dimmed my lights with some paper on the windows,” said Curtis. “It was just a really fun learning experience.”
Other businesses in Grandin Village will also make appearances. You could catch the movie as soon as the end of next year.
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