Ferris Bueller's Day Off 1986 ( Filming Location ) John Hughes
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Bueller's Day Off is a 1986 American teen coming-of-age comedy film written and directed by John Hughes.
The film follows high school senior Ferris Bueller (Matthew Broderick), who decides to skip school and spend the day in downtown Chicago. Accompanied by his girlfriend Sloane Peterson (Mia Sara) and his best friend Cameron Frye (Alan Ruck), he creatively avoids his school's Dean of Students Edward Rooney (Jeffrey Jones), his resentful sister Jeanie (Jennifer Grey), and his parents. During the film, Bueller frequently breaks the fourth wall by speaking directly to the camera to explain to the audience his techniques and thoughts.
Hughes wrote the screenplay in less than a week and shot the film-on a budget of $6 million-over several months in late 1985. Featuring many famous Chicago landmarks including the then Sears Tower and the Art Institute of Chicago, the film was Hughes' love letter to the city: "I really wanted to capture as much of Chicago as I could. Not just in the architecture and landscape, but the spirit."
Shooting for Ferris Bueller's Day Off began in Chicago just after the Labor Day weekend, on Monday, September 9, 1985. In late October 1985, the production would move to Los Angeles. Shooting for Ferris Bueller's Day Off' ended on Friday, November 22, 1985. The Von Steuben Day Parade scene was filmed on September 28, 1985, which was a Saturday. The majority of the film was shot in and around New Trier High School's Freshman campus in Northfield, formerly known as New Trier West, in the fall of 1985. Scenes were also filmed at several locations in downtown Chicago and Winnetka (Ferris's home, his mother's real estate office, etc.). Many of the other scenes were filmed in Northbrook, Illinois, including at Glenbrook North High School, on School Drive, the famous long curvy street on which Glenbrook North and neighboring Maple Middle School are situated. Many students at the school served as extras. Most of the school's interior shots, though, were filmed at the shuttered Maine North High School. The exterior of Ferris's house is located at 4160 Country Club Drive, Long Beach, California.
The modernist house of Cameron Frye is located at 370 Beech Street, Highland Park, Illinois 60035
why is my heart breaking watching this... must be because I'm old now... I wish I could go back...
You and me both as I am now 55 years old
Yea. Me too.
What would u do if u could go back?
Something tells me going back and seeing the same things through adult eyes would ruin the memory. It was not the time, it was the age you were. Even if you could get in a time machine and go back you wont erase all the life experiences and wisdom you have gained. Your a different person now.
You mean like, Back To The Future???
I like when Ferris picks up Sloan from school ( looking like "Inspector Gadget" )
"Inspector Gadget" ... LOL!!!
Ha! Yeah! Bit of foreshadowing of Broderick's later career there!
"Hurry along now" LOL
John Hughes was a genius!
ZenDriveSeven more like Herve is
He was to movies what Norman Rockwell was to painting. They both captured the essence of being an american.
He sure was
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Herve Attia well done
Very cool - thank you a lot Herve Attia!
Herve Attia Why would they block it? I just subed today.
Kudos on a job well done.
thank you for doing this!
The empty garage really hit me hard. It's empty in so many ways.
At least it's still there
yeah carmen's house reminds me my dad's house and that hit me hard seeing it empty and abandon. this video was awesome but kind of depressing too.
Damn, this comment hit me hard lol. True Jeff X
wow, my chest is all tight now.
our lost childhoods of the 80s makes me sad the 80s will never happen again the 1980s that is we shall in a few decades have the 2080s
Life moved pretty fast. Wish I’d stopped and looked around once in a while.
I always made sure I woke up and smelled the coffee.
I can’t believe I was too dedicated and focused on work that I missed some of it.
I love John Hughes movies. He died too soon .😢
This movie will always hold such a special place in the minds and hearts of those of us who experienced it when it first came out. There was just something magical about the 1980's! I'm so glad I got to experience it as a teenager.
I was 21 and saw it 5 times that summer with my gf. Once was before a sneak preview screening of Crocodile Dundee!
That’s true, although I liked Weird Science more back then. I still remember two guys from the parallel class, Jörg Kellers and Sven Herzog - it’s amazing that I still recall their names 38 years later - telling me that they had skipped school the day before and watched the film in the morning at the cinema. Sven was not thrilled that the Ferrari got wrecked. I only saw the movie later on video. But then I watched it countless times.
I like the 80s view better. If that makes any sense. World looked like a better place
Yes, it was.
No decade is perfect, but I think 75-95 was pretty sweet. Especially when it came to movies.
Less traffic.
@@norwegianblue2017 Yes, that was a lovely time
Every single person has their best year, in their own mind. For me, it was 1978. I was in the 8th grade, had the cutest girlfriend, who happened to have the coolest mom, and she let us sleep over. There was no sex, or even sexual pressure. We just loved each other, held each other, and were very happy. Sadly, she broke it off, probably for another guy, and life moved on. Still, it’s nice to remember, isn’t it? Go back,remember, smile.
You did a great job here, very creative.
I WORK RIGHT ACCROSS THE STREET FROM THE SCHOOL WHERE FERRIS PICKS UP HIS GF. I DRIVE THAT ROAD ALL THE TIME
BorgesProduction is that school still open?
Jamie White yes. kids still attend there
BorgesProduction I wonder if they all know it's the Ferris Bueller school. That's really cool.
Jamie White im pretty sure he's the school celebrity lol
GBN, right on Shermer in Northbrook.
Movies today just don't seem to be made as good as this anymore, I can't recall any movies i've seen lately that make me have feeling like this movie does
Movies, tv, everything. Watching this movie reminds me of when I use to watch .You Can't Do That On Television.
I remember growing up and watching these movies and feeling good afterwards.
Now when i go see a movie and i mean at the theater I leave stressed out.
80's and 90's were the best times for movies. Action, suspense, comedy, romance and drama!
Hummels 80’s and 90’s were just a great time culture-wise
utub late 60’s and 70’s were the best , muscle cars , music , Best Rock bands ever things were much more affordable and a lot less Laws and Big Brother watching you then
I love that they have kept the house the same. :)
blackkey1976 nope. Not a Wright by a long shot.
Speaking of cars; was that a used car they destroyed in the movie? Had to be.
blackkey1976 Speyer based on Mies Van de Rhoe www.phaidon.com/agenda/architecture/articles/2014/june/02/what-links-mies-van-der-rohe-to-ferris-bueller/
@@saiyongdawn7756 Kit car replica of the Ferrari 250 California went through the window. 1 real one worth millions and 3 replicas--one got destroyed, one had camera mounts and one "hero car" that just went to auction.
@@gamby16a Oh, figured. Lol
Painful to see good times past (especially as I can relate to this movie enormously as I'm 40 now). Feels like I can cry my eyeballs out any second. Beautifully done though, respect!
zenithalravage Anyone that went to school in the world should relate to this. I'm 37 went to high school in the late 90s but I remember doing all the same shenanigans when we would skip a day off school. Good times! ! ! :-)
I agree. I was 12 when this came out, but it still rings true as I was only 5-6 years younger than the characters. Wouldn't trade growing up in the 80s for anything.
You have typed almost exactly word for word, the same things I want to say after watching this video, I am also 40yrs old and watched the film probably over 50 times, and when I watched this clip, I almost cried, and you have typed exactly what I feel
Who knows we might get to live it all again one day. Those magical times
it brings me those emotions also . I know.
Where has this guy gone ? No uploads in 3 years ☹️☹️☹️
Anyone else wonder how the hell he finds some of these locations?? Not so much this video, but check out his First Blood video and definitely Stand By Me. Some locations, in the middle of the woods, he can find some random tree that was filmed in 1986. I'd like to know how he does it. I'm guessing he's an alien or some shit.
Easy. Carry a laptop or ipad and watch that part of the movie over and over until you find the correct angle. It's a lot of work but when the results are like this its well worth it!
You should see some of the Friday The 13th location videos out there! Very cool stuff.
Peteto Chibs was thinking the same well said...the angle..yeah easy when your in front of it to check the movie shot....jesus..!
Theres addresses for most of these locations. Once you have the addresses you google map it and it takes you there. Pretty easy.
He's Adrian Monk
I grew up 5 minutes from Cameron’s house. A long time ago in our infinite wisdom, my friends and I decided to go down into the ravine to see if parts of the Ferrari were still there. (Spoiler alert they weren’t)
They only used a real Ferrari for close-up shots. It was WAY too expensive to damage & destroy one. John Hughes used a replica, the 1985 Modena GT Spyder California; he bought three Modenas-two to shoot throughout the movie, and one fiberglass shell to roll out the window at the end.
This & breakfast club are the best films of the 80's
Steve I think you forgot Flex tape
Pretty in Pink?
George V False. Eduardo Gutiérrez Nope.
That's kind of a silly thing to say. There is a LOOOONG list of great 80s movies. Picking only two is not possible.
Fast Times at Ridgemont High and Back to the Future
times might change
but the film location barely does
comforting to know
Yes, apart from the one scene where the parking structure attendants take the ferrari for a joy ride through the south loop which has been developed with rises since the 80s, (when it was railyards reverting back to their natural state) everything else looks virtually the same.
especially Ferris house hasn't changed one bit
bhg123ful oh
RIP RONALD REAGAN AND GOD BLESS DONALD J. TRUMP!
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!!!
Mike smith trump is garbage
Steve Martin , John Candy Planes trains automobiles please please please .
Geez, this makes me incredibly sentimental. I was 12 when this film was released, only 5-6 years younger than the characters. LOVED growing up in the 80s. If you missed them, you missed out.
v-town1980 I was thirteen and lost my new wallet on the local movie house...
@@AbrahamLechLacha 14 at the AMC theater in/at the Orange Park Mall
Walter Sobchak stay puft dude...
v-town1980 my high school years were in the 1970s and other than Vietnam war for some. The 1970s decade was a special time also.
I was 16 when this movie came out. Great movie.
I feel really special ditching school back in 1986 to see this movie so worth it
blueshirt06 Skipping school to see a movie about skipping school. Love it
Everytime we ditched our Jr & Sr year in the late '80s, we would watch some of this in the morning before we ventured out. Some GREAT days were had.
blueshirt06 I'm sure the key to faking out your parents must've been the clammy hands. (It's a good non-specific symptom.)
Great work. Could Mia Sara look any more beautiful?
I know right
Nope :D
Only if she was bent over my bed :) You know she married the son of the puppet master Jim Henson, but she's the one pulling the strings
t18amgr ikr
Hard to believe shes 50 now
'Please, please, please' is such a great song. Thanks for including the Dream Academy version in this. Of course we all remember the instrumental version during the wonderful museum visit. I love how John Hughes put that nice no spoken word interlude in there.
last 3 minutes of this video brings tears to my eyes, damn you are talented, nice work!
Thank you! Where Ferris Buller was filmed, it has crossed my mind what it looked like years after. In some places, it hardly changed at all.
holy shit this is emotional i almost cant take this .....thank you so much for doing this :) i enjoyed this video thoroughly
Tony two toes It's the sound track for me.
Very depressing. It was such a good time to be young. Today, they are wandering zombies staring at their phones.
Ricky Dunn : Soooooo true . Sad . There missing the here and now
And don’t even know it .
Ricky Dunn every generation says the same , take it from a 70 year old
Yet here you are watching this video on youtube. Probably on your phone as well
At least i stare at scientific related content and happen to come across as this
Truer words never spoken......sad
The match cuts are outstanding! Thank you for putting in the extra work to make them so good.
Robert J. Holtz Fresh Baked....!
This came out my Junior year of high school. How is it possible that so much time has passed? This was so well done. Thank you!
This movie is why I want to visit Chicago! Still do!
I went there once. This movie is partly why i still want to go again
Chicago is nice
I really enjoy this video Thank you !!!! ❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ John Hughes capture our youth in most all his movies ,there will no other time like this.
Excellent job! This made me feel sad . . . but thank you for making me "feel." Can we all just go back to then? I will gladly give up Facebook, IG, and all this other shit if I could just go back to John Hughes' 1980's.
You can still have the same experiences today! Rent a car, take the day off work with some friends, and hit the city. Or take a roadtrip. It's so worth it!
Or just do yourself a massive favour and get right off FakeLife right now. x
@@AureliusR While everyone has their head pointed down at their phone. Great. lol
When we feel sentimental or cry emotions we are actually experiencing life more. I think I have become desensitized the past dozen years now and its nice to get that feelings thing again.
It is so Crazy how fast 33 years goes by.
Lord Belial so True so very true well said
Casey everyone thinks or says the same thing when they know they are close to dying. Wow it all went by so fast. it may not seem like it does day by day but looking back it sure adds up fast. Life is beautiful but bittersweet.
Plus we got all this advanced bs technology an evil ass social media’s platform to make it even fly by faster shit crazy
Casey... Try being 55! Yea 34 yrs. Just FLEW by me! :(
But see... THAT is EXACTLY What Ferris was TRYING to Impart to us all! "YEP! Life moves Pretty Fast! IF you don't stop to look around once in awhile... You COULD MISS IT?!" THIS IS EXACTLY THE MESSAGE THAT HE AND JOHN HUGHES WAS TRYING TO SEND US ALL!
@@j.s.connolly8579 For Sure!!! Agreed
That was fantastic, you sir have got some amazing editing skills, I was shocked at the change of the restaurant it isn't even recognizable anymore
H.H. foxaddict looks like they only removed the cheap stucco, and bricked the entire building. Sometimes stucco or paint was put on top of brick, and later removed to expose the beautiful brick underneath
Every generation has their moments in time. However I think the newer Social Media generation spend more time on electronics then they do experiencing life. I miss the 80's and early 90's.
Market Square, Lake Forest, Illinois. I lived there. John Hughes is buried in Lake Forest Cemetery.
The ending of this video makes me really miss my childhood. I feel so sad...
I was in 5th grade when this came out. Everything wasnt so black and white then. Everyone wanted to be Ferris after this movie. I miss the 80s. I even gotta little misty eyed because Im at my uncles house and Im looking at the very videotape on his old cabinet that he recorded this movie on back when it debuted on tv
Same with me, I’m 43 now and I get emotional when I think about how simple it was growing up in the 80’s.
33 years ago...wow!!! The 80's sure had lots of great movies. I like watching these kinds of movies...its comforting to see no phone zombies.
This is a great 👍 video. This had to take an enormous amount of work. I absolutely love this. This movie had special meaning to me as I grew up in the same time frame. I will share this to others. Thank you !!
This is like the1st time I spend so much time scrolling thru as many comments as I can and see how everyone feels that feeling about the era we just knew was so much better than today. Just shows how precious it was.
Just realized why this movie connected with me so well. It came out a year after a graduated from high school. I was very much like Cameron in high school, withdrawn, anxious, and introverted. But I had a friend just like Ferris, outgoing, brave, and extroverted. He dragged me out on many an adventure just like this 'day off' as his wingman. I always be grateful for the way he showed me that life wasn't so scary after all.
“Uhh what country do you think this is?”
I love that line
You fellas have nothing to worry about. I'm a professional.
Professional what.
I absolutely love how you put this video all together! Editing the Transitions with the movie and the locations. Straight too the point!
Herve, your films are nothing short of amazing! Thank you so much for these. :)
This video meant a lot to me. Big Ferris Bueller fan and that film made a big sent on me growing up. Really awesome to see someone paying homage to these locations and this film. Thanks for this video.
This video is a you tube gem! I know it's three years old but bravo for a job well done.
Never gets old!!!
Wow! I have no clue how you found every single shooting location! Amazing.
Wow, incredible! Thanks for doing that!!! So cool to re-live a classic movie's locations in today's world.
I feel like im gonna cry
I could too..
+driftspeed 😵
Me too the last part when he was upset kicking that car off the house…
minerva999 , I have and still am.
You mean like, You can weep for the future...
I love how you took the time and energy to do it in such a way as I didn't have to rewind a few secs to get the before and after...was perfect!!!!!!!!!!!!Ty!!!
You did a really nice job with this, Mr. Attia. Especially with the matte-ing and putting yourself in the various scenes. Well done!
Love watching these videos. This revisit to original film locations is one of the best . Ferris Buellers Day Off is a 80s classic. Thanks for posting Jonh Hughes made the films I still love watching with my now adult children just has they love watching them with their children.
You're really one of a kind, Mr Attia. Superb!
This is why nostalgia is bitter sweet because in the end no matter how familiar the same place feels it's forever changing.
One of my favourites.
What's really depressing is how Wrigley Field has changed.... This would have been filmed in 85 and we went to a lot of games there that year, good memories of my dad and friends going into Chicago when we were in high school. Day baseball, then spend the night in the City before driving home the next day. Now Wrigley is a video game caricature of itself, the Yuppies became Cub fans, they put up the lights and I'm 50 not 16 anymore. Take me back to 85....
Hardly anything has changed...
Rampage Clover
We have.
For me, 1986 was the greatest year of my life. I was in the Army stationed in New York City. Imagine living in Brooklyn rent-free with very low-cost food. I had little money back then, but I still was able to see the sights, do all the good stuff, and live a fine life. This video sort of makes me sad to go back to that world, to that America. Things were better back then, in all ways. The lack of technology was better, though the race of technology was exciting. The social lives of most people was more engaged because we had no smart phones to hide behind. The economy was strong and not really a big concern. And for me, personally, a lack of a car was no hindrance at all being that I lived in one of the best cities in the US for public transit. People seemed to be nicer back then, too. I miss it. If I could go back to any time for a day, it would be some random date in 1986.
The best shot and put together filming locations on You Tube excellent work Herve !
Keep up the good work and keep those filing locations coming they are so entertaining !
I don't know if anyone else did the same as me but when I was 14, 15, 16 years old and doing all the fun stuff we all did back then, I use to stop and look around to try and remember the scene as i was living it, I used to stop and look around to remember things that people said or did, things that happened, such good memories, well then years pass and I still hold onto those memories but the problem is lots of those people who shared the same experiences as I did at the same time have since passed away, I'm about the only one in that group of friends who still has those memories and it can be quite painful to remember some of those things, and be the only one.
Awesome work man!!!
This movie never gets old. Most of Hughes’ movies are like this.
I'm thankful that I have eyes to see this
amazing editing man, thanks for putting this together. congrats on 100k+ views.
It saddens me that camrons house is vacant and boarded up
It’s fixed up okay now, live in the town close to it.
At least it's still there.
@Canadian Cuck Fighter My childhood friend grew up in that house.
Well after the property damage in the result of a Ferreri flying through the glass, it’s understandable...
@@AbrahamLechLacha Good one, after scrolling down so many depressing comments, thinking to my self 'it's only movie. finding your comedy gold was all l needed, thanks for that.
Love this iconic masterpiece. So glad that Herve worked on it
Amazing job man! So good.
Probably one of the most iconic films of my generation. This and Fast Times at Ridgemont High and Back to the Future are three movies I can watch over and over again.
I'm turning 49 in 3weeks and when I watched this it took me right back to the good ole days , damn the 80s were the best times to be a teenager , but life goes on thanx for the trip down memory lane cool clip👌🤘🔥🔥😎
We were blessed to live tru the best era ever then. kids today don't know.
This is amazing!! Such hard work!!
Another EXCELLENT video, dude! I really love how you insert yourself into the actual movies! Just fantastic.
This was by far the best location video I have ever seen.
A WONDERFUL TRIP BACK TO THE 80'S WHEN THIS WAS MY FAVOURITE MOVIE.
THANKS!
EXPERTLY DONE WITH STYLE MY FRIEND.
Thank you for creating this.
I spent my younger years glued to every John Hughes movie I could watch. As a film maker now, this one tugged on my strings a bit. Thank you for this!
Beautifully done.
Excellent work, nicely put togther!!
Excellent choice in music!
Wow, funny how a lot of things haven't even changed much in 30 years
Camerons house, is 1 block away from the Risky Business house, and less than 3 blocks from both houses in Weird Science (Gary & Wyatts).
I can't believe it's empty
Are you serious?
Brings back a lot of memories. So awesome that you got to relive this movie by visiting the actual locations. Nice editing as well. Well done. Thanks for sharing.
That’s the time When America was America and English was the language spoken.
Well done. One of my fav movies. Thank you.
I love the house in the forest with the Brown tinted glass windows very modern, very 1970's. 🙂
Wowwwww!!!!!! Great job with the filming + Photoshopping!!! You made my day! Thanks.
Valet.. Don't worry, I'm a professional.
Cameron.. A professional what?
LMAO
Smokey and the Bandit would be a very good one to do. Thanks
I live by Cameron's hpuse
There were times I started to get way choked up watching this. Thanks! Amazing walk through these old shoot locations.
when are you going to add another locations video?
Really excellent work.. by far the best filming locations yet
The only thing I would have liked to see are some quick views of the area surrounding those specific shots. Great video otherwise!
Something about seeing Trees and bushes make it all these years, all grown up, makes me happy. Great Video by the way! I've gone on many Goonie adventures, I should make a video like this.
Chicago really is the perfect backdrop for great films!
Yep, the Joh Hughes flicks and The Fugitive 👍
@charles cap yep, row house was at 612 e 113th St, at St Lawrence
This was great! I loved that film and I love Chicago, my favorite city. So sad what's been happening there. I too was filled with nostalgia watching this. Thank You.
What do you mean whats happening there? I have been gone 40 years from there. Thanks.
Bravo! This was so fun to watch Herve! The music was of course, awesome as well! Beautifully done, thank you!
I recognize you, you follow the jo ph music channel? Also his facebook page? lol Small world
Thank you for making this, it's very good. I really enjoyed it!!
very nice. i also encourage you to look at the JOHN HUGHES RETROSPECTIVE