The film "Blade Runner" was filmed in Los Angeles, USA.

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles Street

In the Movie

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Police Station

In the Movie

Scene where Gaff accompanies Deckard to the station, where his former boss Bryant gives him the task of tracking down a group of escaped replicants.

In Reality

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The scene was filmed at Built in the 1930s to consolidate several different railway services, this grand terminal was erected on the ruins of the city's original Chinatown at a cost of $11 million. The station was designed primarily by John and Donald Parkinson in a mishmash of various styles. Across the tracks, connected by an underground tunnel, is the Patsaouras Transit Plaza, designed by Ehrenkrantz & Eckstut, where several bus lines run, as well as metro offices.

Hotel "Yukon"

In the Movie

Scene where Deckard and Gaff search Leon's hotel room, and Deckard finds a useful photograph at the bottom of a drawer.

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Street

In the Movie

Scene where Pris walks down a deserted street.

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Tunnel

In the Movie

Scene where Deckard drives through a shiny tunnel on his way home.

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The scene was filmed at The tunnel, running 4.5 blocks under downtown Los Angeles from Figueroa to Hill, was opened in 1924 to relieve traffic on the adjacent 3rd Street tunnel. The tunnel is lined with distinctive glossy white tiles that cast distorted reflections, giving the tunnel a very interesting visual appearance, which has led to its popularity in film and television.

Deckard's Apartment

In the Movie

Scene where Deckard returns by car to his apartment. Only a few exterior shots of the Ennis House were used. The interior of the apartment was created on a sound stage, largely based on the house.

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The scene was filmed at Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and built in 1924 for retailer Charles Ennis. The distinctive exterior of the building is constructed from 27,000 patterned granite blocks, styled in the Maya Revival style. The house was first used for filming only six years later in the film "The Woman" and has been used regularly ever since.