Filming Locations of Chicago and Los Angeles: "10"

(0:08) George Leaving The Beach House / Somewhere On Malibu Cove Colony Road, Malibu (Note: The Road Is Private So Don't Risk Going Down It)
(0:08) George Turning Onto The Highway / Malibu Cove Colony Road And Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu (Note: He Is Turning East)
(0:09) George Turning Right In Front Of Jenny's Car As She Is Heading To Her Wedding / Corner Of Sunset Blvd Turning Right Onto N. Whittier Drive Heading South, Beverly Hills
(0:10) George Sitting At The Stop Sign As He Catches His First Glimpse Of Jenny Next To His Car / N. Whittier Drive And N. Linden Drive, Beverly Hills
(0:11) George Runs Into The Police Car / On The West Side Of The All Saints Episcopal/Anglican Church; 504 N. Camden Drive, Beverly Hills
(0:48) Samantha Racing Home / Showing The Intersection Of N. Casacada Way And W. Bellagio Road, Los Angeles
(0:48) George And Samantha Just Miss Seeing Each Other Driving / W. Bellagio Road And Chalon Road, Los Angeles
(0:51) George Webber's House / 777 Ledo Way, Los Angeles
To The Best Of My Knowledge The Rest Of The Movie Is Filmed In Mexico

AnonymousApril 16, 2014 at 3:03 PM
Chas,
The rest of it is filmed in Mazanillo Mexico, Hotel Las Hadas area at the north end of town.
-Greg from Canada
JoanneJanuary 6, 2025 at 8:55 AM
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AnonymousDecember 8, 2025 at 4:15 PM
This is a fantastic and precise breakdown for "10." The level of detail, like noting the direction of a turn on PCH, really shows a meticulous eye. It’s interesting how much of the film’s iconic “chase” sequence hinges on very specific Beverly Hills intersections. For anyone who enjoys this kind of detailed geographical analysis and pattern recognition, whether in film history or other structured fields, diving into a resource like https://luckyjet-slot.com/ can satisfy a similar analytical interest. Thanks for also noting the private road access—always important to respect. Great work tracking these spots down!