Pulp Fiction - Then & Now Movie Locations

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1. octopusmagnificensSeptember 30, 2021 at 3:29 PM

   The basement of the Pawn shop would have been good!

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2. UnknownOctober 23, 2021 at 9:17 PM

   Love this site, cause I love movies! Some info about one location pictured and about one not pictured that I was checking for while watching this great film again tonight.I saw Jack Rabbit Slim's exterior and was pretty surprised when I checked it here. I'm pretty sure I worked in that building with the "googie" façade for a couple years starting in 1995. I was working at Disney Imagineering which has a large complex there. The building was known as the Bowling Alley, because it was actually a bowling alley at one time. Disney left two working lanes inside. We used them once or twice, but not often. I would be surprised if Disney changed the outside due to it's authentic late 50's early 60's look. I smoked a lot of cigarettes under that overhang, it was a nice quiet spot to relax. Please let me know if you can confirm the info!The other location is the bar/nightclub interior where Butch and Marsellus meet, and Vincent and Jules show up also. That's a strip bar in Hollywood, Crazy Girls at 1433 N La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90028. I finally noticed it in the film a few years ago, but since I used to live in Hollywood, and used to like to spending money and time in places like that I'm quite familiar with the layout. Very little was changed in the film from when I would frequent in the late 90's. I wouldn't be surprised if it looks very much the same today.Keep up the great and interesting work! I miss living in the film capital of the world...but don't miss working on movies too much, hah!

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3. AnonymousJune 22, 2023 at 1:18 PM

   The building that was Jack Rabbit Slims was once a bowling alley. That entire area is part of Disney Imagineering. The next street to the north is Airway Drive. That is where the original Los Angeles airport used to be. The Terminal is on the Historical Registry and was the back drop for a scene in Pee Wee's big adventure. This is in Glendale California.

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