By visiting part of Hollywood's major productions to filming sites, movies and television madness may be kicked. Many of these sites have appeared in numerous signs and movies, and they are well known per se. Below are five California movie sites where Hollywood fanatics want to go on the next big vacation.
1. Bushnell Avenue in South Pasadena. This neighborhood is a Hollywood Favor and there are beautiful houses seen as both shops of appearance and interior for many major productions. A pair of properties of Bushnell served as a house for the character of George McFly and Lorraine Baines of the 1985 time travel comedy movie "Back to the Future". In Michael J. Fox's comedy "Teen Wolf" you can see one of these two houses. Bushnell Avenue's house is used for Ghost Papa, Old School, and thirty TV shows that have been running for a long time.
2. Vasquez Rocks County Park. Science fiction films and television enthusiasts want to make the opportunity to stop by Vasquez Rocks County Park in particular. This place can be seen in the original Star Trek TV series, 1979 movie "Star Trek: Movie" and 1986 movie "Star Trek IV: Navigated House". It was also used as a shooting location for George Lucas' movie "Star Wars", epic 1977 featuring Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher as well. In addition to using science fiction movies, Burschets Rocks County Park became a place to shoot Hollywood comedy movies such as Flintstones, Little Miss Sunshine, Blazing Saddle.
3. Bronson Canyon in Griffith Park, Los Angeles. This California park bought to attract both fans of both the West and the SF, as its landscape is being thoroughly introduced in both genres. Its extraordinary array of such traditional Western appearances are the TV of Bonanza, Gunsmoke, Lonely Ranger, Prairie Little House, Brisco County Junior, Rawhide, Batmasteron's Adventure, and Gangan, Will Travel Programs are included. It was also used as a place to film unforgettable movies such as Lost Horizon, Scorpion King, and the famous John Wayne West Zacers. Bronson Canyon was also exhibited in SF SF classics like Teenagers from space and invasion of Body Snatchers.
4. Sonoma County, California. For various landscapes, many movies use the Sonoma County section as the shooting location. The county section was used to shoot Petaluma of the 1986 Catherine Turner Comedy movie "Peggy Sue Got Willy". Sonoma County is also used as a shooting scene of the 1947 movie "Farmer's Daughter" which transcended time and the legendary 1942 Bing · Crosby movie "Holiday Inn".
5. Newport Beach in the Orange County area. This seaside community in the Orange County area offers Pacific beaches and breathtaking sights. The scenery of Newport Beach has appeared in many big hit movies including Romy and Michel's high school reunion, Tom Cruise 's movies "Boys and Girls", "Jerry McGuire". Also, Orange County fans feel unfairly attractive that Newport Beach has served as a shooting site for famous TV shows.
