American Pie (1999)
- Documented locations
- 17
- Year
- 1999
- Directed by
- Paul Weitz
- Cities
- Long Beach, Pasadena, Altadena, Westlake Village, Los Angeles, City of Industry, Monrovia
Long Beach, United States
Robert A. Millikan High School, public high school in Long Beach. It was founded in 1956.
The scene : The exterior shots of the fictional high school "East Great Falls High".
Long Beach, United States
Long Beach Polytechnic High School, at the corner of Atlantic Avenue and the Pacific Coast Highway. This public high school was founded in 1895.
The scene : The interior scenes of the school "East Great Falls High": Nadia strikes up a conversation with Jim.
Long Beach, United States
California State University, Long Beach (CSULB).
The scene : Campus scenes filmed at California State University, Long Beach.
Long Beach, United States
The scene : Jim Levenstein's house, the setting of the famous pie scene and the webcast incident with Nadia.
Long Beach, United States
The scene : Michelle Flaherty's house.
Pasadena, United States
The scene : The exterior of the house where Stifler's party takes place.
Altadena, United States
The scene : The interior scenes of Stifler's party (distinct building from the outside).
Pasadena, United States
The scene : Kevin Myers' house.
Westlake Village, United States
The scene : Stifler's mother's house by the lake: the after-prom party and the meeting between Finch and "Stifler's mom."
Los Angeles, United States
Japanese restaurant OOmasa, located in the Japanese Village Plaza of Little Tokyo in Los Angeles. This plaza was designed by David Hyun in 1978.
The scene : The restaurant where Tom talks to Kevin on the phone.
City of Industry, United States
Pacific Palms Resort, in City of Industry (Los Angeles County).
The scene : Serves as the "Concert Hall" of Michigan State University.
Long Beach, United States
El Dorado East Regional Park, a large park in the east of Long Beach.
The scene : Scenes filmed in the regional park.
Monrovia, United States
The scene : The fictional diner "Dog Years" where the gang meets and seals their pact, in front of which Finch rides up on his scooter.
Long Beach, United States
The Queen Mary Dome is a vast geodesic dome erected in 1983 at the port of Long Beach, California, in close proximity to the Queen Mary, the transatlantic liner converted into a tourist attraction. Built by the Wrather Corporation, which then operated the ship, it was touted at its construction as the largest geodesic dome in the world, reaching a height of about 35 meters and a diameter of nearly 120 meters. It was specifically designed to house and display the "Spruce Goose," the massive wooden seaplane by Howard Hughes (the H-4 Hercules), which made only a single flight in 1947. The aircraft was displayed there until 1992, when it was transferred to a museum in McMinnville, Oregon. The dome then had various uses, including as a filming location, before being gradually repurposed from 2001 into a baggage terminal and customs facility serving Carnival Cruise Lines.
The scene : Scenes shot at the Queen Mary Dome.
Long Beach, United States
The scene : Scenes shot along Queens Highway, near the Queen Mary.
Los Angeles, United States
Historic canals of the Venice district in Los Angeles.
The scene : Scenes filmed at the canals of Venice.
City of Industry, United States
The scene : Exteriors of Michigan State University.