dir. Joel Schumacher
Wisconsin Avenue at Prospect Street NW, Washington, DC
Georgetown Theatre (now closed), 1351 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Washington, DC
St. Elmo's bar –
This was filmed on a studio backlot. Contrary to popular belief, this is not Third Edition which looks very different and appears in the film twice.
A view of
Georgetown and the Key Bridge, Washington, DC
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, Georgetown, Washington, DC
Leslie (Ally Sheedy) sells antiques –
3214 O Street NW, Washington, DC
Alec (Judd Nelson) talks to Billy (Rob Lowe) –
Third Edition (now El Centro), 1218 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Washington, DC
Mr. Beamish's (Martin Balsam) house -
Skeffington House, Warner Brothers Ranch (formerly the Columbia Ranch), 411 North Hollywood Way, Burbank, California. It was originally built for the Spencer Tracy movie,
The Last Hurrah (1958). The Ranch backlot was demolished in 2023 to make way for a parking area, office buildings and 16 new sound stages. Many thanks to
JonathanB-TN for this information.
The jealous Kirby (Emilio Estevez) stakes out the apartment of Dale Biberman (Andie McDowell) –
3005 P Street NW, Washington, DC
Kirby follows Dale to a posh party –
3053 P Street NW, Washington, DC
The campus scenes –
University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland.
The fraternity house on the Maryland campus is the old SAE house located at #4 Fraternity Row. Thanks to Glenn Brown for pointing that out.
Billy’s house -
Still searching for this location
Kirby drives to the snow-bound cabin where Dale stays with her boyfriend –
Truckee, California
Wendy (Mare Winningham) comes to one of her father’s fast-food joints -
Still searching for this location. It might be a studio backlot.
The brat pack says goodbye to Billy at the bus station -
Still searching for this location. It might be a studio backlot.
