Thank You To Eric Walls For Telling Me About The Dead Man's Curve Location
- (0:00) Rydell High School / Excelsior High School; 15711 Pioneer Blvd, Norwalk
- (0:17) The Interior Of The Bowling Alley / Hawthorne Bowl; 14120 Hawthorne Blvd, Hawthorne (Note: This Building Is No Longer A Bowling Alley)
- (0:27) The Exterior Of The Bowling Alley / Norwalk Ice Arena; 14100 Showmaker Road, Norwalk (Note: This Building Has Since Been Torn Down)
- (0:48) The Scrap Yard / 17647 Lakewood Blvd, Bellflower
- (0:50) Michael Learning To Ride The Motorcycle In A Park / El Dorado Park; 7550 E. Spring Street, Long Beach
- (1:07) Jake's Service Station And Garage / 10110 Artesia Blvd, Bellflower (Note: This Place Has Been Torn Down And There Is Now A Car Wash There)
- (1:08) Mystery Man Michael And Stephanie Making Out While Riding On The Motorcycle / Griffith Park; Crystal Springs Drive, Los Angeles (Note: The Little Road Going Uphill Is On The West Side Of The Road About A Quarter Mile North Of Griffith Park Drive)
- (1:17) Stephanie And Michael Eating At A Diner / Cadillac Jack's Diner; 9457 San Fernando Road, Sun Valley (Note: This Place Is Just A Filming Set And Is No Longer A Working Diner)
- (1:27) Michael Making A Motorcycle Jump At Dead Man's Curve / 13675 Foster Road, Santa Fe Springs (Note: This Location Is Just West Of The Crossroad Marquardt Avenue, The Refinery Seen In The Background Is No Longer There)
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ReplyDeleteI love Grease 2, grew up with it. Working on a screen-accurate fanscript with descriptions. Loved finding out where Dead Man's Curve was located
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ReplyDeleteThe production company bought 50 junk motorcycles from that junkyard. First the art director had us paint them three different colors. We bought the paint from a local automotive paint store and we didn't the guy at the store that it was for a movie se when I went back he was asking me how the colors were ( because Gene Callahan had made us get each color to be between the colors on the chart. So I said the colors were great but that we had changed our mind and were going to paint them white. Callahan decided He wanted us to paint them white and sprinkle mica flakes on them which would make them change colors when they shined colored lights at them. So the paint store guy asked me what part of the bikes are you painting I said. "we are painting the gas tanks the fenders and the boxes on each side whee the batteries were" he nodded his head and I continued " the handle bars, the tires, the seats, the spokes." and he began to look at me really funny and said "hey wait a minute, people don't paint those things" I waited a couple seconds ant then told him it was for a movie and was going to be Motorcycle Heaven. We both had a big laugh. I also bought pink paint to paint plastic bowling balls for the dancing in the bowling alley scene. The bowling alley was already abandoned when we got there and Brunswick a bowling alley company came in and refurbished all the lanes just for the movie they also gave all of us shoes balls and bags that worked on the movie. We got to do all the things you could ever want to do at a bowling alley like throwing two balls running down the lane and kicking down the pin pin stayed up sliding and knocking pins down etc. etc. Sorry for being so Long.
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