Our Top Five Movies Filmed in Burbank

Our Top Five Movies Filmed in Burbank

5. MEMENTO (2001)
Filmed at: THE BLUE ROOM BAR
916 S San Fernando Blvd

“Leonard winds up at "Ferdy's Bar", where Natalie (Carrie-Anne Moss), the bartender, spits in his beer, to test whether or not he's telling the truth about his memory problem… [The real The Blue Room bar] is on the north side of San Fernando Blvd, just west of Alameda Ave. When he first pulls into the bar's parking lot, Natalie is suspicious, because he's wearing Jimmy's clothes, and driving Jimmy's car. That scene was filmed in the lot on the west side of the bar.” – seeiningstars.com

4. GREASE (1978)

Filmed at: PICKWICK GARDENS CONFERENCE CENTER
1001 Riverside Drive

“By the time Greasewas filmed, the popularity of the drive-in had almost all but fizzled away. When it came to choosing a location for a sequence in which the entire main cast goes to the movies, choosing a drive-in location was fairly simple. The filmmakers decided on the Pickwick Drive-In in Burbank, which was also used as a backdrop to films such as Christine(1983) and Blue Thunder (1983).”
– Jared Cowan, LA Magazine

3. RESERVOIR DOGS (1992)

Filmed at: KARINA'S WHOLESALE DIAMONDS
2612 W Burbank Blvd

“Karina's Wholesale Diamonds was the intended target to be robbed by Mr. White (Harvey Keitel), Mr. Blonde (Michael Madsen), Mr. Blue (Edward Bunker), Mr. Pink (Steve Buscemi), Mr. Brown (Quentin Tarantino) and Mr. Orange (Tim Roth). The interior of the jewelry store is never seen, but the entrance is seen briefly during one scene in the film where Mr. White and Mr. Orange discuss in a car parked across the street from the entrance.” - https://reservoirdogs.fandom.com

2. BACK TO THE FUTURE (1985)

Filmed at: BURGER KING
545 N Victory Blvd

This scene is most noteworthy for the expertly timed “The Power of Love” taking over. But, that’s our BK in the background!

TOP GUN (1986)

Filmed at: HOLLYWOOD BURBANK AIRPORT
2627 N. Hollywood Way

The Hollywood Burbank Airport has a rich history in movie and television production. In addition to Top Gun, the 1958 Jerry Lewis comedy “The Geisha Boy” featured a number of shots of the airport as well as scenes for the popular TV shows “Murder, She Wrote,” “Home Improvement” and “Seinfeld,” as well as music videos for Guns N’ Roses, ZZ Top and George Michael.


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