Although nothing could reach the heights of James Cameron’s Terminator 2, I felt this third entry was a worthy sequel, and much better than everything after it. I’ve been to a few of the locations over the years in Los Angeles.
The first location no longer exists as there is a building in its place, but was at 1027 Wilshire in Downtown Los Angeles.
I actually own the entire wardrobe from these scene, worn by Nick Stahl.
The next shots are from Google streetview , but this is the Spring Street Bridge outside of the downtown area.
the strip club is located at 13800 SIerra Highway in Santa Clarita, California.
Different door, but not much has changed here.
Same with the side door, although I didn’t get the angle quite right.
The fast food restaurant is at 1901 East 1st Street in Los Angeles.
The vet office was a facade built around Mount Gleason Avenue and Foothill Boulevard in Tujunga, California. A few buildings around it still remain the same.
The next shots are at the corner of 30th and Broadway in Los Agneles.
Down the street is this corner at 33rd and Broadway.
The Sixth Street bridge into downtown LA, now demolished.
The intersection of South Santa Fe Avenue and Mateo Street.
Traveling north from that spot on South Santa Fe Avenue.
The often-filmed location at 635 Mateo Street.
The gas station is located at 33488 Crown Valley Road in Acton, California.
The mausoleum was shot at Rose Hills Cemetery, located at 3888 Workman Mill Road in Whittier, California, USA
