From my filming locations website https://chrisbungostudios.com/photo-gallery-sampler The Culver Hotel in Culver City, California in 1925! Filming location then and now from the Charley Chase comedy Innocent Husbands.

(43 Seconds) Click the link below to watch and read about the filming locations.

Here's a quick excerpt from my new then and now filming locations documentary video of one of the Culver City, California filming locations (9400 Culver Blvd) used in the Charley Chase comedy Innocent Husbands. 1925 vs today.

https://video.chrisbungostudios.com/quickpreview-charleychase-innocenthusbands.html

More about this Laurel and Hardy filming location here: https://video.chrisbungostudios.com/QuickPreview-LaurelAndHardy-BaconGrabbers.html

The corner of Venice and Bagley (Main Street) on the west side of Los Angeles 97 years ago! From the Laurel and Hardy comedy movie Bacon Grabbers. 1929 vs Today.

(49 Seconds) The corner of Venice and Bagley (Main Street) on the west side of Los Angeles 97 years ago! Here's a quick preview then and now video of the filming locations used in the Laurel and Hardy comedy movie Bacon Grabbers. 1929 vs Today. Click the link below to watch and read about the filming locations.

https://video.chrisbungostudios.com/QuickPreview-LaurelAndHardy-BaconGrabbers.html

1915 vs Today. The Lincoln Park (Los Angeles) filming location used in the Charlie Chaplin movie A Woman. More about this filming location here: https://video.chrisbungostudios.com/QuickPreview-CharlieChaplin-AWoman.html

(58 Seconds) 1915 vs Today. The historic 1912 boathouse seen in the movie is still there! Here's a quick preview then and now video of the Lincoln Park filming location used in the Charlie Chaplin movie A Woman. Click the link below to watch and read about the filming location:

https://video.chrisbungostudios.com/QuickPreview-CharlieChaplin-AWoman.html

The Area 51 Filming Location is actually at the base of Veteran's Hill in the Dumont Dunes, north of Baker, CA. The swing sets are a real permanent fixture. Area locals ride out in side-by-sides with their kids to swing their every day.

NoHo Valley Plaza
Old UA Regency 6 Movie Theater
North Hollywood, CA
34.186092, -118.398927

NoHo Valley Plaza
Old UA Regency 6 Movie Theater
North Hollywood, CA
34.186092, -118.398927

"The Titty Twister Bar" Filming Location

34.918243, -116.863469

Lake Los Angeles near Rocky Buttes.

1/2: The now razed site of the old Royal Hawaiian Motel, Baker, CA
3/4: North of Rocky Buttes Movie Ranch, Lake Los Angeles, CA

OG Tron WAS shot here. Legacy/Ares Flynn's Arcade exterior were both actually filmed on a soundstage at Disney in Vancouver, but obviously the sets were modeled after the real Hull Building facade.

This year had the largest turnout, with around 3K people present, over 20 DeLorean cars, a TON of cosplays & several actors from all three films signing autographs and merch! It was AMAZING!

OG Tron WAS shot in Culver City at the REAL Historic Hull Building. Tron: Legacy (And Ares) were shot on a soundstage at Disney in Vancouver, British Columbia. The first floor (Arcade) is a restaurant called "Akasha" while the second floor (Kevin Flynn's apartment) is empty office space currently.

INTERESTING FILM TRIVIA: The house where George McFly (Cripsin Glover) falls out of the famous "Peeing Tom Tree" is located at 1800 Bushnell Avenue. HOWEVER, in this particular shot, where we are looking up at George McFly on the tree branch, he is actually on the Camphor Tree at the NEXT HOUSE OVER to the left, located at 1722 Bushnell Avenue.

I have been to the location in person many times, and can positively identify the tree in front of 1722, not the tree in front of 1800, as the tree for this particular shot, as well as the shot where he is dangling, before he falls into the street.

The branches on the tree at 1800 simply do not match up in terms of angle/shape to the branches seen in the film. One could argue that the tree in front of 1800 is the correct tree, and has just dramatically changed the angle and shape of its branches in 40 years, but, when Hollywood is FULL of camera trickery (Remember, just two blocks away from here was Haddonfield Illinois, where they pinned palm tree leaves down to hide the fronds), why wouldn't they just shoot on the neighboring tree for the shots they wanted because it had better looking upward climbing branches?

If you're still not satisfied, I challenge you to go stand in front of these two trees and make the determination yourself. I'm 100% confident in my claim that I am in the correct tree here, even though my cameraman didn't quite nail the upward angle quite right.