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Who knew that the Twilight Zone was located in... Culver City, California?!
In this quick preview of the full filming locations then and now video (which members can access here in the TV Series Filming Locations Videos section of the site), you'll see that, aside from there being larger trees lining the streets, the houses seen in the episode remain today and are basically unchanged since the 1960s.
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Laurel and Hardy are hiding out in an unoccupied mansion (the owner has just left for South Africa) when two people come to inquire about renting out the place. Laurel poses as both the butler and maid and Hardy dresses as the owner in an attempt to dissuade them from renting the place.
This quick preview excerpt from the complete then and now filming locations video documentary (which members can view here in the Laurel and Hardy Filming Locations Videos section of the site) picks up when the real owner unexpectedly returns (he forgot to pack something) and Laurel and Hardy flee the mansion disguised as a large goat (it makes sense if you watch the full documentary version of the video!).
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Wheezer's puppies have run away and he tries to get them to come back by ringing a bell (they're trained to come to Wheezer when they hear a bell). However, as the puppies roam the area, they hear all kinds of bells and the film takes us on a journey through 1930 Los Angeles until the puppies are finally reunited with Wheezer at a church, having been drawn there by the ringing of the church bells.
This quick preview video excerpt gives a brief view of the industrial area near the gas storage tanks just east of Downtown Los Angeles as well as the St. Brendan church in Los Angeles - the door to which is unchanged from the time it appeared in this film, right down to the door handles being the same!
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Max Davidson had a starring role in a series of comedy short films produced in the late 1920s.
This film has Max carrying a mannequin in a sack through downtown Culver City. The unusual sight of a man carrying a sack that appears to have a body in it attracts the interest of the other pedestrians and soon there is a big crowd of people following him. A policeman notices just as the leg breaks out of the sack and a chase ensues.
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From the classic TV series.
A man driving home from work is involved in a hit and run accident and attempts to conceal the crime. While the man has no conscience, his car does and it proceeds to stalk him!
The residential neighborhood right across the street from the MGM studios in Culver City, California is where most of the filming for this episode took place. The initial hit and run scene's filming location (shown above) was Carlson Park, while the car "stalking" scenes were filmed a few blocks away. This particular part of Culver City is largely unchanged since this episode was filmed in late 1963 as you can see in the then and now photos and filming locations video documentary on the site.
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While being chased by a cop, Laurel and Hardy hide in an unoccupied mansion. Unfortunately a couple show up looking to rent the place. Mr. Laurel impersonates the butler (AND the maid!) and Mr. Hardy assumes the identity of the owner, Colonel Buckshot.
The photo above shows Stan Laurel as the Butler greeting the couple who has come to rent the house (Thelma Todd and Charles K. Gerrard). This is the entrance to the historic mansion at 3500 West Adams Blvd in the West Adams Historic District of Los Angeles. The mansion was built in 1910 and miraculously is not only standing today, but in great condition and exactly as it appears in the film.
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In this film, we get great views of the industrial side of Downtown Los Angeles adjacent to the Los Angeles River as Wheezer searches for his lost pups.
Most of the area has been transformed into much less gritty-looking light industrial uses today, though as you can see in the photo above, one of the buildings seen in the film at 749 Turner Street (today's Temple Street) is largely unchanged.
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Max mistakenly believes his son has murdered a woman. But in reality, his son was rehearsing for a play with a mannequin. Finished with the rehearsal, the son puts the mannequin in a sack. Max takes the sack and heads out to find a place to "hide the body."
In the then and now filming location photo above, Max is in front of 3830 Main Street in downtown Culver City, California. Main Street was a very popular filming location in the 1920s and early 1930s and if you walk down Main Street today, every building and alley that is seen in the film still stands today.
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