You Can't Make This Stuff Up!

[Lee Stewart]

[Lee Stewart]

[Lee Stewart]

[Lee Stewart]

Chennai, India

[Lee Stewart]

Hook & Ladder Co. 8 Fire Station, TriBeCa, New York. The interior of the famous “Ghostbusters” headquarters was shot at a since-decommissioned fire station in Los Angeles. But the exterior building used in the film belongs to a fully operational fire station in New York’s downtown TriBeCa district.

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For the dystopian wasteland of “Mad Max: Fury Road”, director George Miller kept the story in Australia but turned the sand dunes of the Namib Desert into an oil-drenched playground. The film took the region’s stunning color scheme and flipped it on its head, turning the sand palate into deep burnt oranges and turning the streaks of sky-blue into an endless abyss.

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In the memorable final scene of “Thelma & Louise,” the women find themselves outrunning the police and arriving at a dead end on the edge of the Grand Canyon. In actuality, the film’s third act was shot in and around the gorgeous red rocks of Moab, Utah, which stood in for the famous national park. Today, Moab is still used as a primary filming location for a number of projects, most recently HBO’s “Westworld”.

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I can't stop thinking that this 1966 L79 Nova SS looks like a "grandma" car because of the vinyl top/color combo.

[Lee Stewart]

[Lee Stewart]