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139. I saw them shoot an outdoor scene near my house once

Sat Jun 13, 2015, 05:52 PM

Jun 2015

It was at a Venice Blvd. intersection on the Culver City/Palms border on the West side of L.A. The scene had the stars drive their car into the intersection and then take fire or something and get out of their car to engage in a gunfight. I could be wrong about that--it was a long time ago and I didn't stick around for long.

The location obviously had been chosen because of a distinctive building on one corner that would be prominent in the background the way the scene was shot. It was a very narrow, wedge-shaped building that was a landmark in the area.

One thing I remember is that Glaser had a paperback book with him and went off by himself to sit in a local joint and read between takes. That seemed like a smart way to deal with all the waiting around time during shooting.

See? You're not the only one who remembers.

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Buck Rogers? Battlestar Galactica? Blue_Tires Jun 2015 #146

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