Visiting 1973 Filming Locations of "Dirty Mary Crazy Larry" w/ Peter Fonda & Susan George

[@dekelanson5280]

What a classic movie. I saw it on t.v. in the late 70's. You can't beat the car chase movies of the 70's with the Dodge Monaco and Polara and Plymouth Fury cop cars. There'll never be anything like them anymore.

[@MaiYang-k9o]

Got that right! 440s just wanna keep running faster!

[@jeffpriem4888]

This film was very impressionable on me as a 13 year old when I saw it on TV around 1980. I bought a yellow 69 charger when I turned 17 in 1984.. and still own one today. Thank you for this priceless entertainment Hello from Wisconsin

[@thegroovemachine5003]

i got an 68 charger. 41 years now. Because of this movie.

[@Scottocaster6668]

"Hello Wisconsin!"

[@janetphillips2875]

Reading your comment. I saw a yellow one pasa by my house LAST WEEK❤! ALABAMA.

[@DavidSmith-is4ph]

Love this movie. Susan George was an absolute BABE then.

[@cprendon3]

Great research. I lived and grew up in that area when it was being filmed and I'm familiar with most of the sites. Here's an addendum for you, most of the close helicopter chase scene was filmed on Jack tone Road North of highway 26. I was privileged enough to watch it being filmed.

[@jbenziggy]

That’s what I thought but I especially wanted to find the intersection where the helicopter swings around the corner!

[@ronbrown2770]

Born and raised in Sonora ca. I was in grammar school in 74 I remember the filming. We went to the old Sonora tower theater to see it. packed nightly for weeks.

[@ShakespereRambula]

The train they crashed into at the end of the movie is in a train museum in Stockton , CA..

[@paulm283]

Did you attend Linden High School? I knew a nice family there in Linden, the Winans family

[@cprendon3]

@@paulm283 I did at that time but I don't know the name.

[@TC-eo5eb]

My first car at age 17 in 1975 was a 1969 Dodge Charger 383 Magnum. Charger had 56,000 miles, white with a green vinyl top and green interior, nice condition. I paid $1,200 for it. My monthly payment was $67.00. I owned it for about 1 and a half years and sold it for $1,000. The biggest regret of my life. I have Crazy Larry, Dirty Mary on DVD. Love the movie.

[@oliverdale1027]

The ending of the movie where the Charger goes into the train was later used in the opening title sequence of The Fall Guy.

[@allenchalupnik3889]

I have been to that Save Mart in Sonora many times I no longer live in California I live in northern Idaho now Usher enjoy seeing the old places in my old stomping grounds and how they look today and what they used to look like I remember well Dirty Mary and Crazy Larry is still one of my favorite movies I'm 70 years old now and enjoy seeing this stuff very very much all the videos you've done in that area from Hopton the Sonora and to Columbia is my old stomping grounds as well as over to Mariposa which I used to live in Coulterville for 10 years thank you again

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you. Keep posted as I have a lot of videos to shoot throughout the region which I think you’ll enjoy, including some I want to do in Sonora and area!

[@rapidhearttv]

As a kid I saw this movie several times in the theater in Portland Oregon circa 1974. In 1976 it was re-released as a double feature with Vanishing Point. At the age of 18 (1980) I moved to Los Angeles to work for Roger Corman. I met many producers the first year I was here including producer Norman Herman. He had endless stories about making this film. His love of director John Hough who he had a hired a year before for Legend of Hell House and the infamous ending of DMCL. The car hitting the train was the last shot of the last day of filming. It took ALL DAY to set it up. They tried it once and it didn't work. The cables snapped. No useable shot. They reset everything the following day and that's what you see in the movie. Mr. Herman said it was the first time in his career that a day had been completely waisted. But an amazing take 2!!!!

[@TheModbeats]

This is, probably, my all time favorite car chase movie. Vanishing Point would be second. Thanks for showing the locations where it was filmed. It's always interesting to know where that was done, and to see if those places look the same, or if they've changed, or even exist anymore.

[@kowalski3769]

Mine too!! Got my avatar from VP!

[@LizzyTexBorden]

My friends and I saw this movie at the drive-in when it came out, probably in Culver City. We enjoyed the heck out of it. The ending... blew us away. I own it now and have watched it a few times.

[@jbenziggy]

I imagine the ending shocked all of you! Good lesson though. A lot who outrun police end up dead or killing others in the process.

[@AZ-JKUR-HR]

I'm born in 1970 and LOVED this movie. Thanks for all the modern footage. As a railbuff I looked up the rails at the end. They are owned by Stockton terminal and eastern , an Omnitrax subsidiary. And they are listed as....IN SERVICE!!!! No abandoned!

[@starguard4122]

There are no words that can describe how awesome this documentary is. I wonder if Peter Fonda ever came back to any of these locations just for memories sake!

[@myavo]

Released in May 1974- just as we were graduating high school. We were car guys and we were Mopar guys plus, to us, in '74, Susan George was scalding hot. The final scene was kinda difficult even as tough 18 year olds. haha!

[@timothyemse2789]

Liked the video, and of course liked the movie. I was 15 when the movie was released. And my first car at age 18 was a red 1969 Dodge Charger. Tim

[@manueldeanda9950]

Nice installment Jeff & Serah, We used to stop at that grocery store in Sonora on the way to Pine Crest for camping in the 70's & 80's.Now we go down highway 26 to a house in Valley Springs & we stop in Linden for groceries @ Rinaldi's or Orlando's . Been to Farmington,Milton,Oakdale,Copperopolis.Thank you all history that some times we don't notice & passover' sometimes we need to pullover & smell the roses

[@janeadams9392]

WOW! I REMEMBER WATCHING THAT MOVIE WHEN I WAS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BACK IN THE 70'S. IT SHOCKED ME ON HOW THE MOVIE ENDED WITH THE CAR HITTING THE TRAIN. I THOUGHT ABOUT IT FOR DAYS AFTER SEEING IT. THANKS FOR TAKING US TO THE FILMING LOCATIONS.

[@WrestlingErnestHemingway]

This was awesome. Thanks for posting this. I knew the guy who bought the Charger stunt car at auction used in this movie. Most Charger fans won't believe this but that original movie stunt car Charger is still out there & exists today. Stuck in one old dudes garage he's been "planning" on restoring it now for over 30yrs. Hopefully someday he will sell it to someone who actually cares enough restore it instead of just leaving it just sit in a garage.

[@Dave-zy6de]

I had a 1966 Impala SS with the 396 V8 4 speed manual on the floor bucket seats 2 door. This movie reminds me of the fun I had in that car. My Dad bought it new for 3 thousand dollars and gave it to me ten years later.

[@RDRD-r8p]

EXCELLENT job! I really enjoy these walks down memory lane as I get older. So many great times growing up in 70s! Thanks for the hard work and memories...

[@robertbiastre6037]

I have seen the movie maybe twice and your commentary sure adds much background to the story. Thanks Jeff!

[@jkegly007]

As a kid, my grandfather used to take me fishing near the drawbridge. It's been many years. I was around eight, I just turned 59 last Saturday. Lol

[@princetonking30]

That draw bridge in Tracy is the back way to avoid evening traffic going into Stockton not knowing that a movie was filmed there. Unbelievable. Thanks Jeff

[@whataduffaA]

That was a really enjoyable episode of History Hunters The car chase/road films of the 1970s are great fun.

[@sampopaakkonen2198]

I saw DMCL first time only about 10 years ago, but it instantly became one of my favourite films. It is just so 70's - in cool and nice way. It was real interesting to see these locations. Good job - Thank you!

[@stillaboveground2470]

I saw this movie at the drive-in when I was a kid.

[@Eric-Indiana]

Me too, I was six!😂

[@SellingLAandMiami]

Oh man…I was 9 when this film released and couldn’t get enough of it. My mother got me a subscription to Hot Rod magazine shortly afterwards. So glad I remembered to You Tube this after watching the Mecum Auction from Kissimmee, FL with lotsa great Dodges/Plymouths crossing the block and sure enough there was a yellow Charger and I love yellow. I can say the sole catalyst for me driving a 1151 rwhp Vette is this cool cult classic despite the acting. Really have to say how impressed I am with the attention to detail you did with not just the locations but a thorough explanation of the fun facts and very specific spots of where the actors were. I like that. Be back in Cali next week and look forward to checking out some of those locations. Well done

[@flossietube2065]

I saw this movie once on TV when I was little back in the early 80's. And I could never remember the name of the movie! Thank you SO MUCH for posting this video!!!!! Now I can go back and watch this movie for the 2nd time in over 30 years!!! 😊👍

[@jbenziggy]

You're welcome! Let me know what you thought of the movie the second time around.

[@chrisbias9575]

I was also about 12 when I saw this movie at a Double Feature with Vanishing Point.. little did I know how much this experience would change my life..

[@quad5186]

And the last shot became a weekly staple of mine for years in the opening credits of “The Fall Guy.”👍

[@devonvictor3210]

Thanks, this was fun! Saw this move on TV when I was kid and really liked it. The cars were so much better looking those days then today.

[@abehernandez3438]

Absolutely excellent job finding all these locations.

[@flashy5150]

30:25 You can see the Charger is a ‘68 in this scene, as the grill is straight across, the ‘69 Charger was used for all other parts, as the front grill is in two separate parts. The Impala could have been a Biscayne and it was a 1966.

[@lisaburns2117]

You make me go and watch so many movies! I cannot believe all the locations you matched! This was a great tour of so many great towns. Thanks for your hard work!

[@johnjay9404]

That was awesome! We're the same age. I was 13, and I saw this movie in a theater on an Army base in Virginia. It was a cool movie for a young teenager. The Dodge Charger became my favorite car. Still is. I collected diecast cars and I have it in my collection. It's cool to know you grew up in that area. I was all the way across the country in Virginia. That country boy policeman driving the interceptor reminded me of us driving up and down country roads. His famous lines that revved us up was, "This is where I come from."

[@Vincator]

Close to Farmington, I remember searching filming locations for an obscure movie called Season Of Fear (1989). Milton Road was used. You can find the ranch (22435 County Rte J14) or even the old gas station in the middle of nowhere (22396 County Rte J14). Completely fascinated by these endless luminous landscapes.

[@bartgoins1782]

Thanks Jeff, for another great history video. I was 14 when the movie came out, and absolutely loved it. I probably haven't seen it in 30 years, but still remember quite a bit of it. Again, thanks for putting together great entertaining and educational videos.

[@jthoen61]

Jeff, I was also 12 in 1973. I've seen this movie numerous times, but still love the movie. My mom had a '66 Impala so I thought it was cool that it was in the movie. I loved how you've gone to all of these locations and explained where the scenes were shot. It's very interesting. The only thing I hated was the end of the movie. You think they're home free and they hit the train. I think you did a great job with this video. I can't wait to see more.

[@wonderrob3225]

i lived in Blythe California as a child .. my dad took me to see this because it was filmed locally .. the first R rated Movie i ever saw

[@marcvalens407]

I thought the charger was bubble bee yellow. It was a neon green. How yr figure...

[@marcvalens407]

'66 impala o belvadere. One yr only with those rear ligh5s

[@MicroSoftner]

That shocked me when they didn't make it! I was nine in 77 when it came on TV. Wow 50years old now

[@jeffreywright2294]

Henry Fonda was an American icon

[@jbenziggy]

He sure was!

[@daveforeman6931]

Live this- saw the movie at one of the Modesto area drive-ins back in the day. I had a '66 Impala Super Sport in the late 70's. Great car for racing around in. Thank you, History Hunters for another great video. The move was great for a teenager that I was back then. Not so good now.

[@Larryn7luf]

I will never forget the ending of this movie, thanks for sharing.

[@1990hondarc30]

All those Fall Guy intros I watched as a kid. Great job on this video, I own a 69 Charger if you ever want to redo the chase. But it's a General Lee.

[@TheReal10bears]

I was 11 when I seen this movie, I had a big crush on Susan George back then. I have a digital copy of the movie now

[@gamadmike3197]

Hey Sara & Jeff , Always love the videos, I was 11 when I saw Susan Gorge in this movie wow she was my Dream Girl . God I miss those Halter tops. And Loved Vanishing Point Chick on Honda. Man those were the days. Sneaking in the drive inn in the trunk of ole criders 68 ford Torino. I remember they would back down boat ramp and water coming in around tail lights. They thought that was funny. The game was guess where you are locked in the trunk. Thanks Keep it up.

[@starfighter2952]

One of my top three teenage car movies. Right up there with Vanishing Point and Hot Rods to Hell.

[@ahbenjamin2889]

I always liked the movie because of the sunglasses. As a young kid, so impressionable, that I looked high and low to find a pair that looked like Peter Fondas. I finally found the pair as I recall.

[@jbenziggy]

I wonder how many impressionable young men died duplicating the wild driving exhibited by Peter Fonda in that movie.

[@ismaelsantos7192]

Hey Jeff, I was thrilled with what you did to rescue the wonderful story of one of the best American films that this movie was, congratulations

[@darioinfini]

And hey, just wanted to say thanks for doing all the leg work, literally and figuratively, finding and going to all these great locations. It's a real treat. Nicely done sir. Big thumbs up.

[@frenchmarky]

That grocery store is still there and it's *still* a Save Mart?! Wow! One of my absolute fave movies.

[@jbenziggy]

Well, the exterior store is still a save Mart store but the interior of course is now a gym in Oakdale California.

[@frenchmarky]

That's weird too, you'd think they would have changed the sign.

[@parkerriverrat1]

wow!wow! I first saw this movie in the mid 70's to late 70's on television when I was very young. Still one of my favorite movies of all time! Thanks for all your work showing this video. Great job!

[@jbenziggy]

Glad you enjoyed it!!! Running these locations down took months of research! I appreciate you appreciating it!

[@Jim_Stark]

i've watched the movie many, many times. so this was great to see. you really put in the time and effort on this. glad to see that many of the locations still look very similar.

[@jbenziggy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@edlaw51501]

One of my favorite films growing up , I guess I 1st saw on ABCs Sunday night movie, or something like that in 1977 or 78, now I'm 54 and watch DMCL any time I see it on TCM or similar channels, one of the best car chase movies ever , same era and quality as "Vanishing Point"(the original,not that p.o.c.done with viggio) Bullitt, and even Smokey and the Bandit, it's nice to see the that all of the locations haven't completely changed as what is common for California, I live about an hour north of most of these locations and have often wondered if said area is the filming locations, thank you for posting this Vid it's great to see homage paid to a great and under rated film.

[@pampatrader241]

Back then in 1970's I saw DMCL in a movie theater in Argentina. Fell in love with this movie to the point I sneak to the next function after. I was in love to Susan George since that day. I returned back to the theater again but this time I sneaked a super 8mm camera and filmed the theater screen with the chase hilites. In those days there was no internet or cell phones. I did then sent a letter to 20th Century Fox in LAX asking for a picture of Susan George. Never got a reply. Life move on and fell in love with other pretty faces but at 15 years of age I was impacted with this movie to the core. I did studied filmmaking and dedicated my professional life to Television. Murphy's War was another nerve moving flick from those days.

[@jimmykowalski7605]

So Awesome , just found your site, I have watched the movie thousands of times , pretty much memorized most of it, I video taped it from tv on vhs recorder which included, the deleted scenes in 1984, Archerdale and Ketcham are on my bucket list since I'm from Detroit and have not been able to get to the site, thank you so much for sharing these great filming locations, thanks again , !

[@lindavanderiet5419]

This is excellent - I've watched this movie so many times - love the cars. I can relate to all of it, I'm a '62 baby.

[@jbenziggy]

Nice to hear! Glad you liked this!

[@JoeHernandez1210]

This was absolutely Brilliant Video. I hardly watch any video this long if it isn't a movie. Dirty Mary one of my all time favorite. I remember going to the movies and watching this. I was 13. Thank you 👍 Just subscribed 👍

[@cammobus]

I'm 57, I have seen this movie a few times on TV, thanks for the hard work.

[@johnrambo7630]

Enjoyable episode. Plenty of great info and observations. Great work Jeff!

[@jbenziggy]

Glad you enjoyed it, John! Yep it was a lot of research and work!

[@cynditermath9118]

Wow! What a in-depth and complete video.

[@jbenziggy]

Glad you liked it, Cyndi!

[@tetsucat13]

Just watched this film again, for the first time since the 70's. The end totally traumatized me . Great film . Great documentary. Well done.👍

[@jbenziggy]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!

[@ChicagoBeaver]

This movie means so much to me. Peter Fonda made some good movies-- "Easy Rider," "Race with the Devil," and this movie as Crazy Larry. OMG, I first saw it at a drive in as a teen, when it came out. Had it on video VHS too! Such a classic movie, a movie of our time! Reminiscent of Bonnie and Clyde, another American iconic duo.

[@lonewolvesonwheels]

I love this one.I grew up in Valley Home so much of the scenes had always been familiar to me and it’s great to see how you visited them.We shopped at Don Quick I didn’t know it was in the movie.This is a great one.

[@jbenziggy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@openoutlaw]

Awesome video. I lived in Clements rom 68 to 78 and again in 92 to 95. I was only 5 or 6 when the scene in Clements was filmed. I was probably in school at Lockeford. Awesome History lesson. I didn't remember the movie until the chase scene in the charger. Now I want to watch the movie again. Thank you.

[@solitaire5142]

I just watched the movie once again after many, many years and the scenes are still fresh in my mind.Thanks for that!

[@michaelduszynski4128]

Same age as you Jeff, saw the film in 1974, my Father worked for Mopar then, mostly thru the film I felt bad for all the damage to the Charger .. !

[@209Twinz209]

Ive lived in sonora for 30years. I worked in that round table as a kid and have friends that still work for what us locals call "lower savemart" ... Awesome video.

[@jbenziggy]

Thanks for watching! I love Sonora!

[@lindsaymacpherson8782]

I watched this one a few times and love how you traced all the places it was filmed in Great video Jeff and Sarah Thankyou again

[@bweber6256]

This movie is one of my guilty pleasures. Whenever I see a video like yours I know I'll be viewing it one more time! Thanks for the research and interesting background to a wonderful movie.

[@markpedroza7294]

11:58 the dispatcher is actress Elizabeth James who had the leading role in The Born Losers (1967) with Tom Laughlin and Jeremy Slate After the trio's escape from the swap meet the deputy is questioning one of Mary's past acquaintances who happens to be actor Bob Hirshfeld who later had a co starring role in Hill Street Blues as officer Leo Schnitz 24:33 (his back on the left)

[@jbenziggy]

Wow you know your character actors!

[@calken546]

Elizabeth James what a actress. :) Jane Russell was also in the Born Losers.

[@kowalski3769]

Nice catch. I noticed her too but I've never seen anyone else mention it so Cheers!! Another bit player that shows up a lot in other films is the helicopter pilot, James W. Gavin. He was a real chopper pilot who appeared in dozens of TV and films in the 70's. Pretty much any scene with a helicopter pilot in it, he was the one flying. Among some...Adam 12, Mission Impossible ( TV) The $6 Million Dollar Man, The Dirty Harry films, The Domino Principle, The Stuntman, Airport '75. The Rockford Files, S.W.A.T. ,CHiP's, Earthquake, Blue Thunder to name just a few. There were also a bunch more that he wasn't credited for. Keep an eye out for any helicopter scene filmed in the 70's and 80's and chances are you'll see him flying it!

[@mhammer5]

It's very odd that this movie has slipped past me somehow. In 1974 I was 19. A friend of mine lived and grew up on a farm across the road where I lived in Indiana. He acquired his dad's 1968 Charger, red with black interior and black vinyl top. Said he remembers the day when he and his dad went to the dealer and gave the salesman 36 $100 bills. In early seventies he bought and restored a blue 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner. Later he found a Superbird and also a Super Bee. He has a great collection.

[@oldmountainmarineandmetals9736]

That was surely one of my favorites! Love all three of them! In 75 I was 10 years old and my mom took my buddy and I to the movies to see it, I would give a testicle for that Charger right now! Not wrecked of course.

[@markdriver2433]

Always enjoy your videos as I have lived in Modesto my entire life. One comment on the Linden bar location… the large building across the street is not “Blue Diamond Almonds” but the old Linden receiving plant for Diamond Walnut Growers of Stockton. Diamond Foods sold that facility years ago but during the 1973 filming, the Linden facility was a very active plant for Diamond Walnut. Keep the videos coming, they are great.

[@charlesnye1736]

Love this kind of content Jeff. I remember seeing the movie at a drive in when it first came out.

[@jbenziggy]

So glad you enjoyed it! It sure took a long finding these locations!

[@broc2727]

As a 10 year old this was 1st movie I ever saw at a drive in theater. I was absolutely shocked the way the movie ended. I thought they were going to make it. I have the movie on DVD. I've been watching this movie for 50 years now.

[@ScottCarlson-cz7wj]

Great job. I remember seeing this movie in a theater with a couple cousins of mine. I was staying at their house for the weekend. I was 11 years old. Cool that some places are unchanged in 50 years, especially in CA. I shared this site with my cousin. Thanks.

[@jbenziggy]

Awesome! Glad you liked this and shared it!

[@don-e4838]

Thank you for doing this, one of my favorite movies as a child.

[@harrycalahan1848]

I remember this movie as a kid. Love it! thank you for putting this together!

[@wonderrob3225]

i lived in Blythe California as a child .. my dad took me to see this because it was filmed locally .. the first R rated Movie i ever saw

[@daveo532]

Thank You! For this and Duel are 2 of my favorite movies from early '70s

[@reyluna9332]

One of my favorite films of the 70s.

[@blanewilliams5960]

Love this movie, still a favorite of mine. I first saw it at the theater when I was 12 and my friend and I went back a couple times to see it again as there was nothing else we wanted to see at the time. I have a special edition dvd with behind the scenes and cast and crew interviews and still watch it from time to time. Excellent job with the locations and stories about the filming and adding the clips and screen shots. Thank You!

[@jbenziggy]

So glad that you liked our video about this movie and it’s filming locations. That video took a lot of research, time has a lot of travel over multiple days, so I’m happy that you enjoyed it.

[@blanewilliams5960]

@@jbenziggy Yes, much appreciated!

[@tommyphillips6584]

Loved that movie back when I was growing up. Probably came on network tv when I was around 8 or so. Great job finding these. One of my hobbies I like to do also.

[@jbenziggy]

Glad you enjoyed it! What kinds of videos have you done movie locations on?

[@michaellombard894]

Great video, thank you for posting this! I too remember Dirty Larry Crazy Mary. These historical comparison videos are awesome. I was 13 when this movie was released. I recall you mentioning that you were 12 so we're just about the same age. I live in Colorado as I did then, it's so amazing seeing all these classic scenes. So much of California reminds me of Colorado. Terrific job, thanks again.

[@jbenziggy]

Glad you enjoyed it! Yeah I was born in 1961.

[@allenbrooksoffical]

A ton of great info about the film and locations.... Outstanding!

[@Wooley689]

I'm always happy to see these and know others have the same interests.

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

This was very enjoyable. I love excavations of the past like this.

[@rsears78]

Classic film. Great job with finding these locations

[@jbenziggy]

Wonderful! Thanks!

[@stephenthompson6152]

It was one of my favorite car chase movies of all time I love Susan gorge and Peter Fonda they were awesome

[@darlenejohnson8864]

Fantastic. So happy you showed this. One of my favorite movies back in the day.

[@jbenziggy]

Great! I loved knowing it was all shot in my area of California! Thanks for the nice comment!

[@walterwhitaker1395]

Great Video! Hey if you do a frame by frame of the crash you can see Peter Fonda's dummy's left arm smash into the wing window post and Susan George's dummy follow right into the back of the drivers seat! KNARLY!

[@jbenziggy]

Thanks for watching and the positive feedback. When they made these films they likely had no idea that one day we’d be able to watch on video devices that we could study frames to detect their clever deceptions like stunt doubles and dummies. LOL

[@HollywoodGraham]

Very comprehensive episode about the movie. Your research is outstanding. It was a dry week without an episode last week..

[@ronaldsteele6151]

Hi Jeff, it's interesting to see that after 50 years some of the buildings still stand. The general store and the pool hall/bar may be closed but they do appear in this classic. You did a incredible job hunting down the filming locations and how they look today. A grand tour of my past, was 10 going on 11 when this came out and was so into these road movies. Man how time flies

[@Polo-Hat]

I just watched The movie a few hours ago and I am so grateful to have come across your KZbin video. I have driven through some of those central valley towns on some of those roads and highways in the early 2,000s when I lived in the San Francisco bay area and I am just extremely happy To see from your video that they are still pretty much the same as they were 20 years ago when I passed through them and more importantly the same pretty much as they were 51 years ago When the movie was filmed.

[@jbenziggy]

Wonderful! Glad to know you liked the video and me showing you locations from the movie !

[@larrydavis5246]

Love that movie, I was 12 years old when it came out still one my favorite movie

[@cowtown_dad]

Thank You for sharing this! I love this movie, and grew up in NorCal. I always wanted to know and see the locations. Thank You again for sharing this.

[@BobTheBreaker9]

14:50 fun fact: My grandparents owned this store up until it was put out of business by the gas station across the street right around '09 or so.. it was reopened a few times by other ppl but nothing stuck. My grandmother was working during the filming of the movie. She said they redid the store scene so many times that Susan was tired of eating ice cream so they just broke pieces off towards the last cuts

[@michaelwatson1326]

I enjoyed watching thank you so much one of my favorite movies

[@KirkDye]

Great video love it ,I saw the movie at a drive-in theater in 74

[@jbenziggy]

Very cool!

[@plloydholt]

I was born in 1974 and love 70s movies like this one. The last shot turned up in the opening titles of The Fall Guy. Fantastic video, great to see the locations!

[@jbenziggy]

Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed seeing these filming locations as they are today!

[@Pettyphatcat]

Excellent job Jeff, Thank you so much!

[@jbenziggy]

Glad you enjoyed it! This took some work!

[@davesmith2413]

Fantastic scenes from one of my favourite movies, great to see the locations and see how little has changed. I love the walnut groves area and would love to see it myself in person, maybe one day 😂. Great work, thanks.