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In reply to the discussion: Do you have a favorite movie made in San Francisco? [View all]irisblue
(33,698 posts)18. On the Beach? 1959 Movie with Ava Gardner & Gregory Peck?
The scenes in the Bay were haunting.
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I think most of the damage from the 1906 SF earthquake resulted from the fires, which raged
red dog 1
Oct 2019
#48
I know, but my guess is that they filmed it early on a Sunday morning, which would not have
red dog 1
Oct 2019
#122
It couldn't "have been a bigger list" because they limit the poll choices to 10.
red dog 1
Oct 2019
#28
I've decided to take "Dirty Harry" off the list because it got zero votes so far
red dog 1
Oct 2019
#51
Experiment in Terror- Lee Remick, Glenn Ford, a young Stefanie Powers, Ross Martin- a Blake Edwards
NBachers
Oct 2019
#15
OK, since that makes 2 votes for "Foul Play"...I'll put it up as a poll choice, so you can vote 4 it
red dog 1
Oct 2019
#54
A good one: Sudden Fear with Joan Crawford and Jack Palance. SF noir mist and mystery
emmaverybo
Oct 2019
#32
Yes! I was about thirteen when I first saw it and loved it so much I bought the paperback
ms liberty
Oct 2019
#89
Hitchcock's cameo was kinda, sorta filmed in San Francisco so that should count for something
Brother Buzz
Nov 2019
#138
"Dirty Harry" was up there as a poll choice but got zero votes after one day, so I took it down
red dog 1
Oct 2019
#110
We went to the movies twice to see that, but it was so full, we couldn't get seats.
NBachers
Oct 2019
#84
I saw "Vertigo" on TV when I was a kid and it scared the wits out of me - nightmares for weeks
Rhiannon12866
Oct 2019
#86
According to Robert Graysmith, who wrote the book that the movie "Zodiac" was based on,
red dog 1
Oct 2019
#120
The remake of "Bedazzled" with Brendan Fraser & Elizabeth Hurley is set in SF
MatthewHatesTrump2
Oct 2019
#129
It's a great film with a great cast. Agnes Moorehead is wonderful in it. Complete bad guy.
catbyte
Nov 2019
#145
Great poll. I went with Vertigo but 48 Hours is #2. Oh hell, put 48 Hours at #1.
argyl
Nov 2019
#146
Vertigo is one of my favourite Hitchcock films-- among many others of his, of course n/t
ailsagirl
Dec 2023
#149
I don't remember S.F. having a "McKittrick Hotel"...but that doesn't mean there wasn't one.
red dog 1
Dec 2023
#160