Eighties Movie Locations That Really Exist, Movies Beginning with U

This is a list of places that are in movies, but have a real life counterpart. Please try and be as specific as possible in describing where something is and when it appears in a movie. I don't want just city names where filming took place so much as I want landmark type buildings.

This page currently edited by: RubixGirl. Past editor: Banasy



The Bowling Alley is The Windy City Bowling Alley in Cicero, Illinois.
The the shots of the high school the older girl went to were of New Trier West in Northfield, IL.
The Forest Preserve is at Old Orchard, and Harms Roads in Skokie, Illinois.
Romona elementary school in Wilmette, Illinois
The party House where "Bust a Move" is playing, is located at: 2224 Crabtree Lane in Northbrook, Ill.
The Uncle Buck House is located at 2602 Linclon Street. in Evanston, Ill.
Under Seige
This Steven Segal film is set aboard the USS Missouri and appears to have been filmed at sea. In reality, it was shot aboard the USS Alabama, a decomissioned World War II ship of the same class as the Missouri. The intersting thing about this is that the Alabama is permanently docked at Mobile, Alabama and all the scenes in which the ship appears to be moving are the result of creative editing. Also, the skyline of Mobile is very visible in the background if viewing the ship from the starboard side and it had to be edited out.
The scene where Eliot Ness battle Al Capone's men at a train station was actually filmed at Chicago's Union Station. Brian DePalma filmed it to look like the Odessa Steps scene in the 1925 film "The Battleship Potemkin".


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