Raw footage for the Spy Hop documentary, "Messages: 2002 Olympic Diary", 2002

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NBC news crew sets up lights and camera for a night shoot in Park City
Interview with a young man, Howard, from Norway who loves the Olympics but doesn't like Utah because "there are too many liquer laws and Mormons."
Park City, night.
United States flag, night.
Cresent moon, night.
Coca-Cola Polar Bear takes pictures with people and dances.
Monster.com monster statue in a busy Park City street.
Woman wearing a jacket with the Olympic seal on it.
A man shouts messages about Jesus and the Bible to pedestrians through a megaphone.
Norweigans in a crowd chant something over and over again in their native language.
Kids walk around in odd Olympic coats at an Olympic clothing display.
Interview with a Canadian man, Harvey Brimmer, about his visit to Utah and the Olympics.
Interview with two Polish men visiting Utah for the first time, their impressions about the state and the Olympics.
Interview with a woman from New York wearing a foam Statue of Liberty crown, Penny Mosson, about her visit to Utah and her opinions about the Olympics, particularly about the ice skating scandal involving the Canadian pair gold medal scandal.
Interview with a guy, Spike, selling hot dogs in Park City at the Olympics.
Border Patrol sport utility vehicle (SUV).
People buying water and food from Spike, the hot dog vendor.
People walking down Main Street in Park City.
Park City TV interview with Jeddidiah Smith (Steve) a mountain man character who supposedly has lived in Park City for 150 years.
Park City TV reporter stands with a group of Swedes as they sing "We beat Canada, tra-la-la-la-la"
Fireworks explode over Park City as people watch and cheer and a song plays over speakers.
People stand by a fire barrel getting warm as a band plays in the background.
The Swedes from the TV interview pose in a picture with a woman from the US.
No Name Saloon sign.
People drink in the No Name Saloon.
People stand on the street talking.
Canadian figure skaters are presented with their gold medal in a televised presentation broadcast over a jumbotron in the street in Park City.

Dates

2002

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