Morgan County Primary School Morgan County Elementary School 44% students proficient in math, 42% in reading. Morgan County Middle School: 30% students proficient in math, 42% in reading. Morgan County High School: 32% students proficient in math, 44% in reading. In popular culture Parts of the 2017 film American Made starring Tom Cruise were shot in the Morgan County Courthouse. Parts of the opening credits scene from the 1992 film My Cousin Vinny were filmed in Madison. Significant parts of the 2015 film Goosebumps, starring Jack Black, were filmed in Madison and at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center. In Harry Turtledove's final Southern Victory novel Volume 11: In at the Death, Madison was the site of an important climax to the long-running series. I'll Fly Away (1991–93), an NBC television series starring Sam Waterston as a southern lawyer at the dawn of the civil rights movement, was shot largely in Madison. The historic mansion Bonar Hall served as President Franklin D. Roosevelt's hospital in HBO's 2005 film Warm Springs. The 2000 film Road Trip was filmed in Madison. The 1978 film The Great Bank Hoax starring Ned Beatty, Richard Basehart and Charlene Dallas was filmed in Madison. Portions of the TV series October Road were filmed in Madison. Portions of the TV series The Originals''', were filmed in Madison. The show was a spin-off of The Vampire Diaries.Hissy Fit, a novel by Mary Kay Andrews, is set in Madison. The main character of the webcomic Check, Please!, Eric "Bitty" Bittle, is noted as being from Madison. Notable people Benny Andrews, nationally recognized as an artist, teacher, author, activist, and advocate of the arts, grew up in rural Morgan County. Raymond Andrews (June 6, 1934 – November 25, 1991), African-American novelist, grew up in rural Morgan County. Tookie Brown (born November 22, 1995), professional basketball player George Gordon Crawford (August 24, 1869 – March 20, 1936), industrialist, was born in Madison. B.J. Elder (born September 4, 1982), former Georgia Tech and professional basketball player Monday Floyd, carpenter and Georgia Assemblyman who was harassed, threatened, and attacked by the Ku Klux Klan until he fled to Atlanta Oliver "Ollie" Hardy (born Norvell Hardy) (January 18, 1892 – August 7, 1957), comic actor famous as one half of Laurel and Hardy, lived in Madison as a child where his mother owned a hotel called the Hardy House. The Madison-Morgan Cultural Center is a preserved