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From: dsmith@uiucuxc.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Ghostbusters question - (nf)
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Date: Wed, 11-Jul-84 10:03:00 EDT
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uiucuxc!dsmith    Jul 11 09:03:00 1984

Yes, it is a wonderful building.  I noticed it too when I saw the
movie.  Now, its been two years since I lived in New York, but the
building is in fact on CPW (Central Park West), in the 80's I believe.
I wish I remembered the name, but I've forgotten.  It was so strange
towards the end of the film, when the building is being destroyed and
you have all those people milling about across the street by the park - 
at first, I thought they had shot it on location, but then I don't
think that the tenants would have liked having their apartments destroyed,
even for a major motion picture.  (One must sacrifice for art; but one's
apartment - in Manhattan?!  Never!!)