Almost ten years after Warden Floyd Powell resigned, Governor Forrest Anderson, who had been instrumental in the negotiations which led to the end of the pea riot in 1957, managed to get the state legislature to approve $3.8 million to be used in the construction of a new facility, but the funds did not become available until 1973. In 1974, contractors broke ground on the new prison, situated about three miles (5 km) outside of Deer Lodge on which had once been Warden Conley's ranch. The construction continued for five years, and the last inmates were removed from the Old Montana Prison on 5 September 1979. The old facility had been added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1976, but, upon the removal of inmates from the facility, the state was at a loss as to what to do with it. The city of Deer Lodge purchased the campus and turned the care of it over to the Powell County Museum and Arts Foundation. The prison is now the Old Prison Museum, a complex that includes tours of the historic prison and buildings housing other collections. The 1975 film "Rancho Deluxe" directed by Frank Perry and starring Jeff Bridges, Sam Waterston, Elizabeth Ashley & Harry Dean Stanton. The end of this film, when the main characters are convicted of cattle rustling, was filmed at the prison ranch and closes the film with the iconic "Montana Prison Ranch" sign and ranch gate. The 1982 film "Fast-Walking" directed by James B. Harris and starring James Woods, Tim McIntire, Kay Lenz, M. Emmet Walsh and Susan Tyrell was partly filmed in the prison. The 1983 Hank Williams Jr. song "Twodot Montana" mentions the Montana territory prison in Deer Lodge. The 1985 film "Runaway Train" directed by Andrei Konchalovsky starring Jon Voight, Eric Roberts and Rebecca De Mornay was partly filmed in the prison. The 1992 film "Diggstown" directed by Michael Ritchie and starring James Woods, Louis Gossett, Jr. and Bruce Dern was partly filmed in the prison. The 1994 film "F.T.W." directed by Michael Karbeinikoff and starring Mickey Rourke, Lori Singer and Peter Berg was partly filmed at the prison. The 1996 film "Livers Ain't Cheap" directed by James Merendino and starring James Russo, Emily Lloyd, Jeremy Piven, Gary Busey & Rod Steiger was partly filmed at the prison. The 2006 film "Love Comes to the Executioner" directed by Kyle W. Bergerson and starring Jonathan Tucker, Jeremy Renner and Ginnifer Goodwin was partly filmed at the prison.