On screen / Speed
Dennis Hopper appears in Speed (1994). The map follows documented locations of the film, rather than claiming the actor was present at every site.
Dennis Hopper appears in Speed (1994). The map follows documented locations of the film, rather than claiming the actor was present at every site.
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Dennis Hopper appears in Speed (1994). The map follows documented locations of the film, rather than claiming the actor was present at every site.
The Gas Company Tower supplies the building for the opening elevator crisis. Its public frontage is a useful starting point; the stunt interiors are not a visitor attraction.
City Hall appears in the ceremony following the first rescue. This brief pause gives the city a public face between the film’s larger action sequences.
The Chinese Theatre identifies the Hollywood setting of the climax. View the frontage from pedestrian areas; the film’s train stunt does not describe a real operating route.
Explore 3 connections. Each connection links to its evidence; outlined circles mark approximate areas, not exact buildings or camera positions.
The Gas Company Tower supplies the building for the opening elevator crisis. Its public frontage is a useful starting point; the stunt interiors are not a visitor attraction.
filmoblivion.com — reference ↗︎
Exterior from public sidewalks. Offices and filming interiors are not general visitor areas.
Open street map ↗︎City Hall appears in the ceremony following the first rescue. This brief pause gives the city a public face between the film’s larger action sequences.
Civic building; check visitor entry rules and opening hours. Public street views do not require entry.
Open street map ↗︎The Chinese Theatre identifies the Hollywood setting of the climax. View the frontage from pedestrian areas; the film’s train stunt does not describe a real operating route.
Forecourt and working cinema. Screenings and tours have separate admission requirements.
Open street map ↗︎