"Stand by Me" Filming Locations - 37 Years later
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- čas přidán 16. 05. 2024
- Four friends from Castle Rock set out to find a boy's dead body. This is how the legendary coming-of-age story "Stand by Me" begins, based on a story by Stephen King. Director Rob Reiner sends Gordie, Chris, Teddy and Vern through dense forests, over dangerous railway lines and over busy railway bridges. Places that still exist today, 37 years later. Let's visit them!
A film by Matthias Schwarzer.
▪️ 0:00 - Road trip to Castle Rock
▪️ 3:04 - The famous train bridge
▪️ 08:53 - The water tower
▪️ 16:13 - Caste Rock
▪️ 33:00 - The shop where Gordie buys food
▪️ 34:41 - The Junkyard
▪️ 37:29 - The red bridge
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Quality videos. Stand by Me is one of the greatest movies of all time
I LOVE that you're visiting all the filming locations of all of my favorite movies from my childhood!!!!
Thank you for the great research and, among other things, taking the moment to pause and pointing out some beautiful places for a quiet time. The film is simply timeless and reaches many people who feel fondly remembered by such friendships. No matter in which country.
Not saw the film since my childhood (back then at least 4 times or more).
Fortunately German TV ZDF just aired the film yesterday again and I could watch it in the ZDFmediathek again (it is there in German till 18.5.). It is still a very good movie and brings back childhood memories.
Ty for your videos visiting all the filming locations.
I'am from Poland and i watched movie in 1995 or 1996. The movie is great and remain in my heart forever. I fell in love with oregon nature and small towns. I hope to move to Brownsville someday even though I'm 40. Greetings to all who live in this town. You live in a beautiful place. God willing, I would like to live there. Sorry for my English.
When I moved to Oregon, little did I know I moved near Brownsville, Or. I watched Stand By Me as a kid still to this day. Had no idea the town that they filmed at was so close by lol. Great video man!
Just did this filming location 4 weeks ago. Brownsville is so awesome.
Very well done. Great movie.
great video, thanks for it.
I saw this movie when I was a child and I never forgot it.
Greetings from Brazil. 🇧🇷😊/
You deserve millions of followers. Great channel
You do such a good job with these filming location vids! Glad I found your channel! 👍👍👍👍
Road markings vary depending on state and local laws. Villages (just called towns here) sometimes could do without and many did, though it's much less common today.
I thoroughly enjoyed this! You earned my sub.
When i watch videos about America, i am always amazed at the amazing quality of the roads and sidewalks, especially curbs, incredible.
I love that I want to see and visit as well
Saving !!!! SO Neat!!!
Great work! Thx!
That was fun.
Here's a mildly interesting side note that only the truest of die-hard fans of this movie might appreciate regarding the store scene at "Quidaciolu's", where Gordy goes to purchase Cokes, hamburger meat, and buns.
While the building where the exterior shots were filmed no longer stands, the interior shots for the grocery scene were filmed at a small country store in the Hat Creek area of Shasta County in California. That structure and business, originally built in 1928 and known from 1932 for more than 80 subsequent years as the "Maahcooatche Store" is located just a few miles south of where the iconic bridge/train scene was filmed over Lake Briton.
There is an amazing Intermountain News article with some fantastic photos about the Hat Creek filming location where the then-owner of the Maahcooatche Store, Don Kerns, shared how his store was scouted and selected, what the two days of actual filming were like, (he described River Phoenix as "a little terror"), and the extensive steps taken to prepare for the two-minute scene - such as painting the interior walls of the store "that awful shade of yellow". He also shared how an old meat display from the store's early days was resurrected from the back of the property to give the interior shots a more authentic look for the time.
Craig Harrington, the author of the article who is still alive and now owns Intermountain News, also claimed in his article from the time that the short scene earlier in the film where Gordy purchased the True Police Cases magazine was also filmed at the Hat Creek location.
Also of interesting note is that the building, which sits on more than 10 acres and includes a three-bedroom, single-bath home on the second level, is currently for sale for a mere $420K.
For anyone interested in visiting the location, the address for the property is 18598 State Highway 89, Hat Creek, CA 96040.
Loved your video by the way!
Best wishes,
Trevor Montgomery
Handicapable Adventures
ANOTHER brilliant exploring / location video! Love your work. Nicely done 👍
These videos are SO GOOD! Thanks for these awesome tours.
Fantastic job! He put a lot of effort and research into this video and a lot of us who are fans of the movie. Want to thank you for all of your efforts! Your passion and your accuracy is amazing!
Awesome video. My dream is to go there too!
Nice video, when i first watched this movie i cried and i showed it to my mom that loved it too. Nice to see the places that i like so much cuz probably i'll never have the chance of seeing it with my own eyes so, your video filled my heart. Special city, special movie that remains in your heart foverer. Best actor and person RIVER PHOENIX. Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷.
I honestly find it crazy to think the movie was released closer to 1951 than to today. The movie was released 1 month before my paternal grandmother's 35th birthday. The movie has existed for most of her life
Great video. I grew up in southwestern Oregon. Born in 1976.. To answer your question about road markings.... there are so many more road markings and upgraded roads from when I grew up. Some observations about the video: 19:05 - you can see the trees just planted in the movie have grown in and look great. 27:00 That bridge design is all over southern Oregon. There is one just like it outside Winston, the closest town to where I grew up for the first half of my childhood.
another great video
Great videos
Great job well done
I appreciate the hard work that you put in these videos. Awesome job!
Thankyou so much , you are a treasure , iv so enjoyed this and the back to the future one , thankyou 😊❤😊❤😊❤xxxxxxx
I hope you got a look at the redwood forest while you were in the area. There is a famous redwood tree where a road goes through it.
Hi Matthias!
Habe gerade dein Video entdeckt..tolle Arbeit!
Die überdachte Brücke nach der du fragst, sieht aus wie die aus 'Der Werwolf von Tarker Mills', in der Marty mit dem Rollstuhl feststeckt und von Reverend Lowe gejagt wird.
Allerdings wurde der Film an einem völlig anderen Ort gedreht, soweit ich weiß? 😂
I liked that what we saw with us. 🙂
Also ... it's not unocommon that a small town in the 80's wouldn't have had markings on the road.
Hey Matthias, schön dich so auf deiner Reise zu begleiten. Für alle die mit dem Film "Stand by me" auch viel verbinden, ist das was ganz besonderes. Ich habe mich sehr darüber gefreut, die Locations und was drumherum seit 37 Jahren passiert ist zu sehen. Vielen Dank dafür. 😊 Hast Du dir eine Erinnerung mitgenommen an einem der Orte? Ein Stück Holz der Bahnschwellen z.b. Gruß anny
It was a much smaller town in the 1980's hence there were no road markings
I'm from Brazil and another location of Stephen King's bridge is from the movie It..
I wonder if the comb is still in the water
21:48 Interesting that on Streetview it looks like there have been building material laying on the site where that building was. And it has been laying there since 2008!?
road markings in small us towns sometimes just dont have road markings, back then when the town was even smaller than now they just wouldnt have them. Not for the movie but thats just how it was. Same way for my town that has a population of 4,000 people. In the 80s it still didnt have any paint on the road, thats what my parents say. It does now tho. the roads at 34:40 are great examples of how roads wouldve looked back then and how so many still do in small towns
The ladies working at the bar who spoke to you were great. I love their MILF shirts! 😅
Where is the spot where they found the body? :)
It’s in the same area as the campfire scene and the leech swamp, but it’s all private property.
The bridge on the movie silver bullet
There ARE road markings/street signs visible in the movie. Look over the top of the light blue pickup truck bed and you will see the old white backing with black letter street signs.
Nice Videos 🤍
Quidacioulo's store was named after the actors real last name Bruce Kirby. Bruno's father.
Sounds like the car from Tomorrow Never Dies
Silver bullet
i was 16 Years OLD When This Movie Came out' and you Forgot to Show the Place Where Gorden had a Leech on his BALL$ ☹
First off, I want to complement you on your excellent English. However, you consistently make a grammatical mistake that betrays (along with your accent!) that you are not a native speaker. For the past tense you use the form most common in German, the present perfect (Perfekt) tense "has been". That implies in English that the activity is still going on. English uses the simple past tense (Imperfekt) for things that occured in the past but are no longer going on -- i.e. "was" or "were". When I was learning German many years ago, this difference was a thing I had to get used to myself. So you would say "This scene WAS filmed here" rather than "This scene HAS BEEN filmed here".
Of All the things you can get out of this video, you have to correct the way someone talks in the comments? Yikes. Just yikes…..
Thank you, I noticed this too and it bugged me. Also he kept saying "in reality" - English speakers don't talk like that. Maybe he meant to say "in real life" or "this is what it looks like today," but instead I kept hearing him say "in reality" and it grated my ears every time.
Boi wtf chill the fk out ain't no way u js spent that much time analyzing and writing a whole ass paragraph talking abt someone's grammar, grow tf up and get a job
You’re trying to correct his grammar but you say “it betrays that you aren’t a native speaker” which is also incorrect.
@@goldenfalcon6702 He's from Germany. He isn't a native speaker -- like I said, he is in fact a very good English speaker who occasionally uses German grammar constructs rather than English. I was in Germany for six years in the Army and can read German pretty fluently, so I'm familiar with German grammar rules. I see that even an attempt at constructive criticism is too much for some people.
Beetlejuice????
Stay away from Portland.
I like the content but I cannot stand that generic CZcams music you hear on every video. Cut out all the driving stuff (which doesn't add anything anyway) and leave that music out. I almost won't watch videos with that in it.
The driving provides more perspective.