Hollywood en location

Une sorte de petit reportage sur les lieux utilisés pour tourner les séries.

On a un p'tit bout sur Btvs:

http://www.seeing-stars.com/Locations/TVLocations7.shtml

Citation :: The scenes set at Sunnydale High School in TV's popular "BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER" were actually shot on location at Torrance High School (at 2200 W. Carson Street) in the city of Torrance (in the South Bay region).

Citation :: Just three blocks north of Torrance High (Sunnydale) is Buffy's house, where she stays with her mother on the series. You'll find it at 1313 Cota Drive in Torrance. (It's a private residence, so don't disturb the occupants.)

Citation :: And in between the high school and her home, you'll find the spot where (in Season 1, Episode 7), Angel rescued Buffy from three big vampires. That scene was shot in the parking lot of the Foster's Freeze at 1624 Cravens Avenue, in Torrance.

Citation :: After Buffy graduated high school and moved on to college, many of the outdoor campus scenes in her first season at college were shot at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in Westwood.

Citation :: When shooting at UCLA became too difficult due to crowding, they shifted most of the outdoor campus scenes over to the CF Braun Business Park, located at 1000 S. Fremont Avenue, in Alhambra.

Citation :: Ever wonder where they shoot the cemetery scenes for "Buffy"? Well, it isn't always in a real cemetery. (The producers set up some fake headstones in the parking lot of their Santa Monica studio.) But most of the scenes that were obviously shot in a large cemetery are usually shot at the Angelus-Rosedale Cemetery, located at 1831 W. Washington Blvd., just south of Koreatown. It's a very real cemetery, and one of the oldest in Los Angeles. Actress Hattie McDaniel (the first African-American to win an Academy Award, for "Gone With the Wind") and Anna May Wong (one of Hollywood's first Asian actresses) are buried at Rosedale.

Citation :: While we're on the subject of "Buffy", in season two, Angel (David Boreanaz) took up residence in a deserted mansion, along with Spike and Drusilla. By the third season, he had returned from hell and stayed at the mansion until his own show was spun-off in the fourth season. So where was Angel's Mansion really located? Well, it's also here in L.A., high atop a hill in the Griffith Park area. It's really the Ennis-Brown house, an official city landmark designed by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The address is 2607 Glendower Ave. It's even open for public tours. (And it has its own website at www.ennisbrownhouse.org.)

Actually, the house has been in a number of films and productions, including the classic 1959 horror movie "The House on Haunted Hill," the 1981 sci-fi classic "Blade Runner" (where it served as Harrison Ford's apartment) and "Twin Peaks."

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Ca ne te dérange pas si je le reprends ? (j'ai, genre, trop la flemme de refaire la mise en page Razz

Et j'aimerais bien faire partager ^^)

Oh sorry, j'avais pas vu (j'ai la tête dans les gifs et photos ces jours-ci Hollywood en location 466583

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Merci ! ^^

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