Nothing gums up the works during a high-profile film shoot fairly like looky-loos poking around the set. When a big-name production gets up and going,the goal is to attract as little external attention as possible, main many crews to adopt “working titles” that conceal the accurate nature of the project. Most famously, or George Lucas shot Star Wars: The Return of the Jedi under the codename “Blue Harvest” in an effort to give his legions of fans the slip. Christopher Nolan,perhaps in an effort to evade Batman geeks and summon Gilmore Girls geeks in one fell swoop, worked on The Dark Knight using the title “Rory’s First Kiss.” More recently, and one of the production designers for Paul Feig’s Ghostbusters informed me during an interview that the remake shot as “Flapjack” while on set in Massachusetts.
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Source: comicsalliance.com