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From: terryl@tekcrl.UUCP ()
Newsgroups: net.movies
Subject: Re: locations of movies -- The Graduate
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Date: Wed, 13-Feb-85 14:45:23 EST
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>	And then there is "The Graduate" which supposedly takes place
>partially in Berkeley..However, all the "UCBerkeley" campus scenes
>were really filmed at the University of Southern California. and
>in the scene where Dustin Hoffman is driving his little red convertible
>over the bridge to Berkeley to see his girlfriend...he is really driving
>west over the Bay Bridge, towards SF and away from Berkeley...


     Ah, not quite. True, MOST of the UC Berkeley scenes were shot at USC,
but there's at least one or two scenes that were shot at Berkeley. The only
one I can remember for sure is the shot of her(Katherine Ross) coming out of
the Administration building (the one with the wide steps). BTW, the boarding
house he stayed in is actually in Berkeley, one block from campus. It's a
frat house now(at least it was four years ago when I left), and there's a
couple of shots inside the house that definitely show one of the dorm buildings
that is across the street from the house.

     You can tell where they shot the scene by looking at the colors of the
buildings: if they're red brick, then it was shot at USC, `cause there aren't
any red brick buildings at Berkeley; if they're greyish-white, then it was
shot at Berkeley.