VERTIGO 1958 (Filming Locations) Hitchcock
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Vertigo is a 1958 American film thriller film directed by Alfred Hitchcock.
The film was shot on location in San Francisco/Bay area, California.
Vertigo is the first film to use the dolly zoom, an in-camera effect that distorts perspective to create disorientation. While visiting the hotel, Hitchcock asked to the special effect crew to built the tower stairs from the Hotel stairs. I stayed one night at the hotel and reproduced the dolly effect zoom using the hotel stairs a shown at 13:50.
Vertigo is considered as the greatest film ever made in the 2012 British Film Institute's Sight & Sound critics' poll.
The Locations List:
00:09 Rooftop Chase 1329 Taylor Street
00:43 Midge's Apartment 298 Union Street at Montgomery Street
00:56 View from Twin Peak
01:50 Madeleine's Apartment Brocklebank Apartments, 1000 Mason Street
02:05 Scottie Follows Madeleine 239 Kearny Street's Rear Entrance in Claude Lane
02:35 Scottie Follows Madeleine to Mission Dolores
04:55 Scottie Follows Madeleine to Palace of the Legion Of Honor
04:15 McKittrick Hotel The Henry F. Fortmann Mansion, 1007 Gough, at Eddy
05:55 Scottie Follows Madeleine to Fort Point
07:35 Scottie's House 900 Lombard Street at Jones, Russian Hill
08:05 Communing With The Redwoods Big Basin Redwoods State Park
08:45 At The Coast Cypress Point, 17 Mile Drive, Monterey Peninsula
09:06 Madeleine's Inquest and Grave Site Plaza Hall, Colma
09:17 Ernie's Restaurant 847 Montgomery Street
09:22 Scottie Can't Sleep Stockton Street at Geary, Union Square
09:27 Midge's Apartment Montgomery Street view
09:35 Nervous Breakdown 355 Buena Vista Avenue East--- City vista from Twin Peaks
09:55 Empire Hotel 940 Sutter Street
11:07 Palace Fine Arts
12:15 Mission San Juan Bautista
13:50 dolly zoom effect on the Vertigo hotel stairs that inspired Hitchcock.
For more infos, feel free to refer to reelsf.com/vert...
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I can't begin to understand the time and effort you put in to these but they truly are a work of art in themselves. Thank you.
I agree. These are truly beautiful
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Herve I have no idea why you don't have over a million subs. The amount of work you put into these is astounding. As an 80's film fanatic, this is some of the best stuff I've seen.
Absolutely Incredible work! Hitchcock would be proud. Getting into the actual hotel room.. A+. I was in town a couple of years ago and visited a couple spots from the film.... Classic.
Amazing how much is unchanged in 62 years. Fantastic work. Thank you!
Excellent work. Love it. One of the great American films. I saw Vertigo first as a kid but didn't really appreciate it at that time, I've seen it a further three times since through more mature eyes & my love for it has grown greater with each viewing to the point it's become one of my favourite of Hitchcock's.
San Francisco hasn’t change THAT much since the film. Kind of incredible
I wouldn't be too sure about that, for instance, the church at Eddie and Gough was burned down in 1995, two years after the daughter of a distant relative of mine was married there, the high risers weren't there back in the 1950s, the mansion nearby the burned down church has since become a practice field for Sacred Hearts High School, and quite a few other buildings have been retrofitted or remodeled, if not demolished and rebuilt as new structures altogether, let alone the street are more strictly regulated than it was.
@@jcngokai-76 Yeah I know. That why I say that much instead of much haha. The thing is that most of locations are still there.
@@copperdog I agree with your point. I have never been to SF, but considering more than 60 years have passed since Vertigo was filmed, it is remarkable how much still remains.
@@NoName-gz2kk For at least a few years now.I have been hearing about out-of-control homeless people in SF living in filthy conditions. I heard that it became so filthy and diseased, it is just like a third world country.
So glad that this AWESOME channel is back! So many fantastic memories.
Wonderful! Thank you! I went on a “Vertigo tour” about ten years ago. I’m sorry to see they built a wall in front of Scottie’s apartment but I guess I understand.
Fantastic creation. Marvelous split screen work. Thank you.
This is so fascinating!! I keep repeating every scene to spot all the changes. San Francisco is such a beautiful city
We love you Herve! So glad your back!
You're back!!!
Please stay and never leave again.
This is the ONE channel I always wished would be continued one day.
Bravo. A Hitchcockian level directing job you've done on this tribute film.
One word "totally amazing"...well 2 words
Herve you have the best channel on youtube!
Oh my God!!!! What an incredible work! Thank you so much! Can’t tell how happy I am you made my day with this
Thank's Herve for being the best movie location finder on RUclips! Luv&Peace Sean&family 🙂✌🇨🇦
Just loved it! Magnificent, great reenactment with most filming locations still preserved.
One of the greatest movies ever created in Earth's history. Thanks! I never found any RUclips channel this underrated.
I clicked the like button before i watched the video. Glad you`re back.
Herve this brings great JOY in my heart one of my favorite films Iv grew up in Salinas just 15 minutes south of the mission and have fond memories of my childhood even the "Bird" rock on the 101 that you took the drone over man so cool for me, they show the film on the west lawn of San Juan mission every September and do private Vertigo Tours for a small fee. I sit at that place all day sometimes it is a very special place they still hold church Service inside the cathedral as well. Thanks Herve such excellent job man!!!
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@@artisan2287 where you at brother come down to the lawn this September and watch it with us............and you are probably somwhere I cannot go and want to lol Hope all is well
@@feedthehungry1 thank you dear for offer but due to covid 19 there are move restrictions. Later some sep I will be there in that lawn.
Heathwadez do u know that the tower of that mission in film was a matte painting and the stair case shown in film was a set in the Hollywood studio?
@@artisan2287 I understand they may decide to cancel this year too.........we will see you there someday!
What a movie! What a job!
I watched Vertigo for the first time not too long ago and I went crazy for it. I am so jealous that you were able to visit all these places.
Once again: fantastic work and thank you!
Excellent! Thank you!
And wow! It's rare to see such a strong dedication of a city to preserve things.
It's almost unreal how things haven't changed that much since then...Like going back in time and being on the set of the movie... This was beautiful to watch, great job and many thanks!
Dude I just discovered your channel and I’ve binge watched all your videos. How do you not have millions of views? Please do the Shawshank redemption
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This is (mostly) incredible... the way you match the film with your near-perfect angles of the current footage. The only thing that confused me was the CGI rendered scenes. I didn't get it.
But yes, EXCELLENT editing with the old and new footage combined. Your angles and perspectives with the filming... it's very impressive. If I made films, I'd like to make something like this.
Herve, you’re the best. So glad to see you.
Masterpiece, Hervè !! Thanks for coming back 👍
Absolutely brilliant. Thanks so much. Good to see you’re back.
You are getting even better. Older movies are the best to compare because the changes in time are bigger and they have also a more mythic quality.
Incredible. You left out the unnecessary narration of a typical filming location video and left the dialogue plus made the shots line up perfectly. Excellent work and masterfully done. Thank you for this wonderful presentation.
Travail admirable de recherche et de montage . Merci pour votre œuvre . Bravo et merci pour ce que vous faite pour le cinéma ...parole de projectionniste !
Pelicula tan bella se merece documentales tan bonitos, felicidades!
This is absolutely magnificent!!
Nossa que incrível, o lugar não mudou quase nada de 1958/2020, parabéns Herve Attia.👏👏👏❤️ 🇧🇷
When I lived there in NorCal I also visited quite a few of these places from the film. But this mate…..is next level. Great work! I enjoyed how you weaved the plot of the story into the “then vs now” views.
A good combination of hand held and drone cameras for the footage, a real dedication to your passion.
Glad you're back Herve with Hitch's classic!
This is really something. I've watched many of your works like this and they're all really works of both art and tribute. In this case, "Vertigo," it really elicits feelings of nostalgia and melancholy due, in no small part, by the genius of Bernard Herrmann. His scoring grabs your heart and doesn't let go. But then there's the recognition that it and they are mostly all gone forever. We'll never see movies like this again.
What I like about this particular video is all the little minor details that have changed over the course of time, between 1958 and today, even though San Francisco is still very recognizable. It's amazing how the trees have grown in certain scenes and yet so many buildings have disappeared, while others were constructed. I mean, even Alfred Hitchcock, himself, or James Stewart, would probably be mesmerized to see this, with all the exact filming locations spots. What! an utterly fantastic time traveling. Thank you! Johnny Montreal Canada.
toujours aussi impressionnant de voir à quel point en 60 ans certains lieux n'ont pas changé, alors que pour d'autres la végétation a vraiment pris beaucoup plus d'importance
Nobody comes close to you in terms of quality. Great job.
Brilliant, absolutely brilliant job in putting this together.
Glad your back!💕😎✌
Vertigo is one of my favourite films, and watching this was a real treat. Amazing work and a big thank you!
Wonderful, a fascinating look at the locations of a movie which haunts anyone who has seen it. Bravo, Herve !
toujours un super boulot après toutes ces années.
Super Hervé!!
Lived in the city for many years, Well done!
Brilliant comparison between the movie frames and today locations!
This is a masterpiece.
An absolutely great documentation! Many thanks!
Incredible. !!!
Невероятно! Сногсшибательно! Брависсимо!
Wow, what excellent work. You always do such a great job with your videos. Hitchcock would be proud indeed.
Your attention to detail is phenomenal.
It’s absolutely amazing how much is still the same despite the passage of 63 years.
Amazing work I can’t imagine same places still exist I miss Ernie restaurant
Fantástico. Always amazing.
Excellent ! one of the best of the series !
I pass through San Juan Bautista all the time going from Los Banos to Salinas...love the history there at the Mission. Been there many times... Pass through those very Eucalyptus trees off 101
One of my favorite movies
Maravilloso herbe attia. ......hasta el próximo vídeo y espero q sea pronto. Saludos desde Argentina
What a pleasure to find new material from Herve Attia after such a long absence. You are a master at capturing these filming locations of classic films. I am very impressed by your work and your attention to detail.
Loved it! Vertigo is one of my favorite movies! You did a wonderful job .💖🎬
I visited San Juan Bautista a few years ago, and yes the horse is still there. What surprised me most was the bell tower was just 2 stories tall, so Hitchcock had his special fx crew fabricate the tall tower and associated stairways, and I believe the scene after Kim Novak falls and Jimmy Stewart is standing looking down at her from the tower was made in the studio because it doesn’t look like the actual tower edifice.
Herve never leave us again, we love your videos!
Bravo!
Nobody does it better...
Bravo!!! So happy you are back! I can't tell you how much I enjoy your work!
Another Masterpiece .. Perfectly done . .
Complimenti, meraviglioso!
C'est di gué car cela fait des années que je regarde tes vidéos et maintenant que j'ai de l'argent je vais réaliser des rêves de gosses en partir grâce à toi aller sur des lieux de tournage merci à toi
You are simply the best!!! Great film! Welcome back!! Cheers!!!
Thank you for yet another great adventure. ..awesome!
I want to stop being haunted! ...the power, the freedom...
This is far more elaborate than any location retrospective I've seen regarding "Vertigo". I'm pleased so many places are still recognizable. It's a shame the Fort Point location is in shambles and looks like it's been that way for a long time. C'mon SF, clean it up.
Herve Attia, a very apt pupil!
This is SO wonderful. Thank you for doing these. And keep them coming. Incredibly fascinating and fun.
Ciao Herve, welcome back, I hoped that yours was not a goodbye and seeing your return is a pleasure; your videos are simply amazing and emotional. Seeing the epic scenes from the movies is gorgeous and melancholic at the same time. Seeing how time passes and everything remains the same or changes has a bitter sweet taste. You are very good at what you do, someone should propose you to make a program on TV. Keep it up and thanks for your videos.
So, the ones that seem to work best, like this one, are films wherein the director and location scout chose actual, identifiable places to shoot - and the locations mostly still exist. Toward that end, I'd like to add my own request, as others have done: "Chinatown." OK, so it's my favorite movie, but many many of those buildings and homes are still around today. I've seen a few but not all. How about it?! Thanks for the great entertainment that true film fanatics like me can appreciate and savour
Amazing ! I admire your commitment and the precision in reshooting the movie locations. Thanks for making this :-)
Amazing work.
I wish I can watch new one every day...
I'm glad you're back... :)
Truly excellent job.
Amazing! Palace Fine Arts shot blew me away i had to finally find out where it was thanx
Excellent work!
Herve Attia , the Spielberg of movie locations … none better... welcome back the master ...
I like the way you make those great location videos.Very unique and special!Hope to see a new one very soon.Greetings from cologne,germany,your new fan.stefan
Wonderful Wonderful Wonderful
Take me back to 1958
So glad to see you back! Can’t wait to see what’s next!
Hi Herve, thanks for another wonderfully prepared location video. It was as always excellently done for us. Superbo!!!!
BRAVO! MAESTRO!
Very well done comparative, location updates. Lots of work, and much appreciated. I enjoyed watching your featurette almost as much as I enjoyed the movie.
Nice work!
Bravo...very well composed and executed....one of my favorite films; have seen it over 24 times...from Its original release when my sister took me--as a boy--to see it...But, can see, as with so many films made in the 30s, 40s, and here the 50s; that Mystique charm of the original locales and the surrounding areas around them are gone...here, one can see that in its progress...San Francisco has indeed lost the Mystique of 'Bagdad by the Bay' into just a Cosmopolitan City like any other....
Bravo. Excellent video.
I love your channels videos you are so talented I love watching these old movie locations keep them coming it’s good to see you back put videos up I miss seeing the stuff that you do
Thank you for all of your hard work on this! I loved it! I am planning a trip to San Francisco, and I plan to visit some of these sights! Thanks again.
Congratulations and thank you. This was magnificent
Wow. Just wow. Thanks so much for your work.
Magnificent Bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This is beautifully put together. San Francisco looks fabulous both in Vertigo and in your footage, so much so that I sometimes have to check which image is from the film.
Best of the best!!