McQ Filming Locations | Seattle Then & Now 1973 Reshoot
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Then and Now filming locations in 1973 Seattle, from the movie McQ.
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Filming Locations shown:
-- SEATTLE, WA
0:03 Alaskan Way & Marion St
0:45 Alaskan Way & Columbia St
1:15 Harbor Steps (Western Ave & University St)
1:35 Harbor Steps (Post Alley & University St)
1:53 1st Ave & Spring St
2:23 The J&M Cafe (1st Ave S & S Washington St)
3:22 Inside Smith Tower
3:28 4th Ave & Cherry St
3:45 Yesler Way & 6th Ave
4:03 Pacific Tower (entrance on 12th Ave S )
5:03 I-5 & S Dearborn St
5:27 7th Ave S & S Jackson St
5:37 Airport Way S & S Lander St
5:41 Terry Ave & Harrison St
5:57 Fremont Tugboat Co Inc (1059 N Northlake Way)
5:09 16th Ave & E Madison St
6:40 Harbor View Medical Center (entrance on 8th Ave & Alder St)
6:46 Harbor View Medical Center (entrance on 9th Ave & Alder St)
-- MOCLIPS, WA
7:08 Pacific Ave & 2nd St
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Please do Steve McQueen's last movie The Hunter
The Omega Man
Officer and a Gentleman would be another good one to do.
Singles (1992) and It Happened at the World's Fair (1963), since Elvis is still alive :)
Graduated from College in 1983 and immediately started working in downtown Seattle. Hardly anything had changed from those 1973 shots in pre-Microsoft, pre-Grunge 1983 Seattle. Moved to Portland in '89.
Those comparison shots of the J & M Cafe 2:46 are incredible. Drank a lot of beers there. It's nice to see it's still the same place.
There is a scene early in the film in a little greasy spoon lunch counter on Alaska Way. I think some guy gets shot there. That place was still operating when I started working in Seattle but I'm sure it's long gone by now.
Really nice job on this. I had seen this film years ago, but it really comes alive when you do them side-by-side like this, also that theme music is ace.
You'll have to do an update now that the Alaskan Way viaduct is gone. That will be dramatically different.
great job. it has changed so much in the 4 years with the viaduct removal. there was a couple scenes where I was thinking they are going the wrong way on a one way street. Not from what I saw on the screen, but by instinct.
Incredible work!!!!!!!!
shoutout to J. Nesbitt... Good eye! The elevated Alaskan Viaduct was demolished not long after these re shoots! Am I the only one who noticed a distinct lack of shots showing the space needle in the movie?
MASSIVE Cool......
I known these movies are currently less than 30 years old but I would like to see a then and now of "10 Things I hate about you" and "Sleepless in Seattle".
Really sad what Seattle has turned into
Videos muito bem elaborados e muito legal saber que esses lugares existem de verdade
6:53 lol we still have FourWest taxi
FarWest Taxi. And the phone number (622-1717) is still the same except now, you have to dial the area code (and their cars are mostly Priuses).
3:00 TIL the J&M Cafe's overhead stained glass is a lie
WOW! Amazing job! I can only imagine all the hours that you put in to researching and editing your video shoots!
One word... "Amazing"
Very nicely done. I'll also note that's a very sweet Firebird.
As a Seattle native who has lived here for 44 of my 54 years, I thank you for this comparison. Heck, my doctor's office is in the building between 4:10 and 4:40.
Wow, amazing! I just looked at your channel and this is really great. I heard you on the radio and it sounded really cool. My only tip is to maybe put the movie title at the beginning of the title instead of the end to tell which videos are which, as the full title isn't often shown. Other than that, really nice channel. Greetings from Olympia! :)
I REMEMEBER THOSE DODGE DART STINKIN "NARC MOBILES CRUZIN DOWN THE ALLEYS JUST LOOKIN FOR TROUBLE
Two things,
1. This movie is the first movie that featured John Wayne driving a car, instead of riding a horse, and
2. I believe the Seattle police department still has all the cruisers you see in this video in their collection of police memorabilia.
Nice video, but I'm curious why you didn't go up to the beach and film at Moclips where they had the chase scene? The road where they drive down to the beach is called Analyde Gap, and they drive under a train trestle( which is no longer there) to go on to the beach. Went there a few years back to see it pretty cool. One final trivia note: my High School PE teacher was John Wayne's stunt double in this movie.
I really appreciate the time put in to making these locations then and now videos! Especially love this one.
You'll have to reshoot the first 2 minutes once the viaduct comes down.
I like this movie a little more each time I watch it.
Fantastic work. Duke didnt think much of stop signs. Lol. Bless.
The unfinished I-5/I-90 interchange ramps take me back.
Amazing you filmed it all while blocking out the homeless encampments. Nice. Gonna have to watch this movie now...esp before they cancel John Wayne for good.
Very, very cool. Great work!
That is amazing.. thank you for posting this...wow.... !
Absolutely fantastic!
2:42 Jim Herriot, KOMO 4 news
Jim Harriott
Would love to see you tackle The Parallax View
I’m from Seattle. Always wondered what downtown looked like in the 70’s.
Hey nice work! Were you able to find Santiago's Warehouse or the house where Myra lived?
I like the way you capture the scenes. I love to compare. Although I find myself watching the movie...lol
0:25 I think you're off by about a block, judging by the bent in the viaduct and the gable of the building in the background. (I think you based it on the cop's position, but there's a jump cut after he enters the door.)
I guess it's too late to reshoot it now with the viaduct gone :(
That mototbiker with the helmet...poor fellow in every movie he's always hit other vehicles😂😀 even in the movie scorchy.
Excellent work and a top film. Only needs the beach to top it off. :)
Why so few views? This series is great!
Supposed it's almost impossible to reshoot films like this in Hong Kong.
my roommate was in Twice in a lifetime as a extra
I just find it hilarious that the only difference you can spot at 4:58 is the traffic lmao
I thought Seattle tore down their elevated skyways some of them still remain I suppose.
This was just before they came down
good job !!!
Loved that movie. Ironic how some locations look worse in 2018 vs. 1973, thanks Seattle City Council...
totally. 5:07 no tents on Dearborn. Look at the 1973 mowed grass vs today's heroin addict filth at 5:10.
bullshit, most scenes look better --- read up on urban renewal and the terrible state of american cities in the 1970s before making uninformed comments
If you think that the tent cities are the fault of the city council and not decades of neoliberal immiseration throughout the world, then you've got another thing coming
Sorry but are we looking at the same video? Most of the split-screens 2018 looks better.
Sleepless in Seattle would be a good one. So many locations will have changed a bit over the last almost 30 years since that movie came out (1993). A lot has changed around the town since then.
A professionally made video. Kudos.
Would like to have seen where at the port McQ was tied up and tortured. I could never figure out exactly where that happened.
These vids have a ‘time machine / time travel’ vibe to them. Great stuff.
This is really cool. I love Seattle and it is great to see what it was like when this movie was filmed compared to today.
That was Great, Thanks for that
I remember watching this movie and not recognizing things, then realized how much was torn down to build the Kingdome. And of course that's gone now, and even the viaduct. It's all tent city now.