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Los Angeles, California recent comments:

  • Cloverdale Court, john (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    It was a great place to live back then, now full of idiots and drug addicts. Horrible. Skip the place if you can.
  • Eagle Beak / Indian Head Rock, theseer wrote 14 years ago:
    If you go to this site after a heavy rain, you can find cowboy filming brass "blank" cartidge shells on the ground from the pistols and rifles used during filming. great keepsakes of a by-gone time and activity.
  • Formerly "The Coffee House" Circa 1999 - 2003, zookeeper23 wrote 14 years ago:
    Now The Den of Hollywood. www.denofhollywood.com
  • "The Mansion", Tom (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    The front exterior of this building was used in some scenes of the 1960's TV series "Batman", as were others areas of the 40 acres backlot located just a few blocks behind and to the south of this location.
  • Stage 16, Tom (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    The famous BATCAVE set from the 1960's "BATMAN" TV series was said, according to reliable information, to be located on this stage.
  • Stage 14, Tom (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    Information I have found indicate that earlier seasons "My Favorite Martian" as well as all seasons of the "King Of Queens" TV shows were filmed on this stage.
  • The Jungle, allen (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    this is not projects, but rather working class folks with some section 8's mixed in. Police patrol is good, and apartments are generally well kept up.
  • Stories Books and Cafe, phiz wrote 14 years ago:
    eh...wait, what?
  • Stage 23, renkessler wrote 14 years ago:
    What records are you talking about? I collect records of this nature, and would love to see these records.
  • Stage 17, renkessler wrote 14 years ago:
    Which records to you speak of? I would love to see the records.
  • Stage 1 RSH Studios Hollywood, renkessler wrote 14 years ago:
    Yes, you are right about I Love Lucy. I have pictures of lines aound the block of people waiting to get inside for the live filming.
  • B-Tank, renkessler wrote 14 years ago:
    Actually, the exteriors were shot at Paramount Ranch in the Malibu Mountains. Many of the interiors were shot at the studio, but the exteriors were shot at the studio ranch, as well as else where.
  • Stage 3 RSH Studios Hollywood, renkessler wrote 14 years ago:
    What is your source material for making this claim? I'd love to see it.
  • Sunset Gower Studios, renkessler wrote 14 years ago:
    Well, you must be right, as at the time the studio was known as Columbia Studios, the studio that produced the Three Stooges (and actually saved Columbia from bankruptcy).
  • RKO Forty Acres Backlot (site), Tom (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    Stalag 13 from Hogan's Hero's, Camp Henderson on Gomer Pyle USMC, as well as scenes from The Untouchables, Mayberry RFD and were also filmed at this site.
  • Sunset Gower Studios, Tom (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    Likewise, I believe that most, if not all of the indoor scenes from the original 3 Stooges shorts having been shot at this same studio, but the stages used as of this time at least to my knowledge still remaining unknown.
  • Sunset Gower Studios, Tom (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    "Bewitched" was likewise shot at this same studio, I believe on stage 4.
  • Sunset Las Palmas Studios, Tom (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    I believe, according to th record, that the second two years of Perry Mason were shot here, for some of the vehicle registrations briefly seen in the series filmed at that time contain this very same address on them.
  • Stage 3 RSH Studios Hollywood, Tom (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    The Andy Griffith show was shot on this stage, which was actually two separate stages being used at the time the show was being filmed.
  • Stage 1 RSH Studios Hollywood, Tom (guest) wrote 14 years ago:
    I love Lucy and Gomer Pyle I believe were both on this stage.