The movie “Hollywood Boulevard II” is a comedy that was released in 1990. It tells the story of a studio get caught up in a strange murder mystery involving the death of their star from an exploding teddy bear. The film features actors like Ginger Lynn, Kelly Monteith, and Eddie Deezen in notable roles. This article observes the filming locations and some interesting behind-the-scenes facts about the movie.
Where it Filmed?
The filming of “Hollywood Boulevard II” took place in Los Angeles, California, USA. The cameras started rolling from March 6, 1989, capturing the intriguing scenes that compose the movie. The specific settings within LA that were used in the film are pivotal in creating the atmospheric backdrop to the bizarre mystery that unfolds.
Cast Details
| Cast Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Kelly Monteith | Zwing Zwiner |
| Eddie Deezen | Walter |
| Ken Wright | Woody O’Neil |
| Michelle Moffett | Mary Randolph |
| Steve Vinovich | Max Miranda |
| Magda Harout | Selma |
| Blake Gibbons | Murray |
| Karin Utter | Jane |
| Randi Randolph | Dorreen |
| Meika Lanter | Leanne |
| Lee Arenberg | Barcode |
| Don Pugsley | Arpod |
| Steve Blackwell | Nick La Fontaine |
| Mark Costello | Cab Driver |
| Jim Wynorski | The Man Who Does Lunch |
| Raymond Chibnick | Tour Guide |
| Keely Christian | Nina |
| Lynn Theel | Ann Gregory |
| Tom Merchant | Melvin |
| Chris Beckman | Howard |
| María Socas | Amazon Queen |
| Richard Lion | High Priest |
| Dawn Conley | Navigator |
| Brian Corman | Tourist Kid |
| Steve Barnett | Clapper / Loader |
| Jane Rusconi | Bored Amazon Warrior / Door gunner / Girl with flame gun |
| Bruce Parker | Clumsy Man |
| Christy Love | Door Gunner |
| Joal Corso | Rico |
| Herb Stewart | Self |
| Zoe Hale | Wardrobe Assistant |
| Mike Upton | Nurse |
| Kevin Tent | Film Editor |
| Rod Lurie | Who Are You? |
| Steve Coatney | Studio Guard |
| Ken Regan | Scenic Foreman |
| Richie Levin | Man Sweeping Sound Stage |
| Anthony Smith | Clumsy Camera Assistant |
| Theodore Myers | Man Washing Truck |
| William Shaw | Man With Raft |
| Mike Marr | Man With Raft |
| Anne-Marie Bridgwell | Girl With Fan |
| Adam Moos | Man Sweeping Back Lot |
| Manuel Lubin | Man With Skull |
| Casildo Munoz | Man With Skull |
| Roger Corman | Roger Corman |
| Traci Lords | Self |
| Tim Yasui | London – Drummer |
| Sean Lewis | London- Guitarist |
| Robert Patrick | Cameraman |
| Neil Toussaint | Drunk Grip |
| Nadir D’Priest | London – Lead Singer (uncredited) |
| Bill Warren | Extra (uncredited) |
| Brian West | London – Bass (uncredited) |
Trivia and Facts
- The running time of the movie is 1 hour and 22 minutes.
- The film was directed by Steve Barnett and written by Scott Narrie along with two others, Don Pugsley & Michael Sloane.
- Originally, the director wanted the star of the original film, Candice Rialson, to appear in the sequel, but she declined stating she didn’t wish to associate with the film industry anymore.
- This film is actually a sequel and follows up on the initial “Hollywood Boulevard” released in 1976.
- One of the memorable quotes in the film comes from a character called Murray who says, “Battle maidens to the set, please!”
Geo Location Details
- Location Name: Los Angeles, California, USA
- Latitude: 34.0549076
- Longitude: -118.242643
- Place ID: ChIJE9on3F3HwoAR9AhGJW_fL-I
- Map Link: Google Map
- Place Address: Los Angeles, CA, USA
- Timezone: America/Los_Angeles
