movie locations

List of Movie Locations

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  • Overlook Hotel Government Camp, Oregon 1937

    Dedicated by FDR in 1937, this ski lodge on the slopes of Mount Hood is considered the finest example of "mountain architecture" built under the Works Progress Administration.

  • Plaza de Espana 1928

    Built for the Ibero-American Exhibition of 1929, the Plaza de España in Seville is an impressive example of Renaissance Revival architecture.

  • Temple Church England

    This 12th-century Norman church, known for its rare round shape, was built by the Knights Templar and contains several fascinating details.

  • Villa del Balbianello Italy 1787

    Built in 1787, this lovely villa overlooking Lake Como includes part of an old Franciscan convent and contains a rich collection of art and furniture.

  • Greystone Mansion Beverly Hills, California

    Built as a private residence in the 1920s, this Gothic Revival mansion has appeared in countless TV shows and movies, including Dynasty, Gilmore Girls, Ghostbusters and X-Men.

  • Cornstalk Fence Mansion New Orleans, Louisiana 1859

    As its nickname indicates, the Garden District mansion at 1448 Fourth is best known for an impressive cast-iron fence shaped like cornstalks, ears of corn, and other plants.

  • Orpheum Theater Los Angeles, California 1925

    Modeled after grand European hotels, the Orpheum opened as a vaudeville theater in 1925 and underwent an award-winning restoration in 2002. Today it hosts a variety of festivals, award shows and special events.

  • Rebel Without A Cause House Los Angeles, California

    This upper-middle-class house with a columned portico portrayed James Dean's home in Rebel Without A Cause (1954).

  • Las Palmas Hotel Los Angeles, California

    Portrayed the humble home of Julia Roberts' Vivian Ward in Pretty Woman (1990).

  • El Cadiz Apartments Los Angeles, California

    This apartment building was depicted as the home of Sydney Bristow and her roommate Francie in the first two years of the ABC show "Alias" (2001-03), and of Jennifer Lopez' character in "Monster-in-Law" (2005).

  • Hollywood United Methodist Church Los Angeles, California

    Completed in 1930, this attractive white church appeared in War of the Worlds (1953), the first two Back to the Future movies (1985, 1989) and Sister Act (1992).

  • Chapel of the Bells Las Vegas, Nevada 1957

    This wedding chapel with a hot-pink neon sign has appeared in several movies and hosted the real-life weddings of Kelly Ripa, Leslie Nielson, Ernest Borgnine, Jerry Weintraub, and others.

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