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Many scenes from famous films shot in Hollywood studios. However, most of the filming takes place in real places - prisons, stores, psychiatric hospitals, and entire cities. Want to know what landscapes became the prototype for Hobbiton or King's Landing?




1. Royal Harbour from the series "Game of Thrones." All the Croatian city of Dubrovnik has been used as a prototype for the Royal Harbour. You can even go on a walking tour of filming locations.



2. Prison from the movie "The Shawshank Redemption." Shawshank Prison does not exist, but a prison in Ohio is very real. And it was there filming the movie. In addition, the prison does not work anymore, and they love to argue, tour guides and tour operators, it is haunted.



3. Hobbiton from the "Lord of the Rings." Hobbiton was built in Matamata, New Zealand. You can still go on tour and visit the habitat "Halfling».



4. Very large array from the movie "Contact". 27 of these arrays is in the desert near the town of Socorro, New Mexico, USA.



5. Grocery store from the film Kevin Smith's "Clerks" (alternatively translated: "Sellers"). Actually, there is nothing special to do, is to buy the products or wait for the front of the store reappear Jay and Silent Bob ...



6. Mental hospital from the movie "12 Monkeys." Although the film takes place in Baltimore, nuthouse, where he filmed, it is located in Philadelphia. Now it is a museum, i7. Klendatu from the film "Starship Troopers." World arachnids from the famous sci-fi movie was actually the area in Wyoming, USA, with the "unearthly" rock formations. on the eve of Halloween very popular "ghost tours».



7. Klendatu from the film "Starship Troopers." World arachnids from the famous sci-fi movie was actually the area in Wyoming, USA, with the "unearthly" rock formations.



8. Devil's Tower from the movie "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." Devil's Tower from the film is also in the state of Wyoming.



9. Cuban satellite dish from the movie "Golden Eye". This is actually a laboratory Arecibo in Puerto Rico. At this point, also filmed scenes from the movie "Contact" and the TV series "The X-Files».



10. Planet Yavin IV in the movie "Star Wars: A New Hope." Take a look at the National Park of Tikal in Guatemala. He won the double honor: become a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was lit in the famous fantasy saga.



11. House of Luke Skywalker from the film "Star Wars: A New Hope." House Luke on Tatooine - it's actually in the Hotel Sidi Driss Matmata, Tunisia.



12. Rick Deckard's apartment is from the movie "Blade Runner." In fact, it is the home of Ennis House - house, built by Frank Lloyd Wright in Los Angeles.



13. Stairs from the movie "The Exorcist." Remember the terrible stairs from this film? Well, you can climb on it, if you go to Georgetown.



14. The island of "Jurassic Park." Although the scenery for the film is already long gone, why not use the excuse of love for the cult movie, to visit Kauai, Hawaii? In addition, there remains a helicopter tour, dedicated to the subject of the film.



15. Dead City from the movie "007. Coordinates: Skayfoll. " This town really - Japanese ghost town on the island of Hasim. Although the scenes in the film take place on the island, in fact, shot in studio footage of the island are very real.



16. Roma in the film "Gladiator". The most surprising, that the scenes in Rome this film never filmed in Rome. In fact it ruins of Fort Ricasoli, Malta. Although, of course, it is always worth a trip to Rome and see the real ruins and ruins.



17. The beach from the movie "The Beach". To get to the paradise beach is quite real. Filming took place almost entirely on the island of Ko Phi Phi Lee in Thailand.



18. Summer Palace from the movie "Anna and the King." A copy of the summer palace built in Langkawi, Malaysia, especially for the filming. Unfortunately, in 2004, he suffered from the tsunami, but its visit is still possible.



19. The apartment is from the film "Rosemary's Baby." The apartment of the famous horror film is set in a Dakota in New York.



Source: bigpicture.ru