Batman & Robin (1997)
- Documented locations
- 14
- Year
- 1997
- Directed by
- Joel SCHUMACHER
- Cities
- Beverly Hills, Long Beach, Universal City, Burbank
Beverly Hills, United States
The scene : The French gardens of the "Wayne Manor" are those of Greystone Park & Mansion in Beverly Hills — the only real exterior of this film which was almost entirely shot in a studio.
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 : The geodesic dome of the Queen Mary in Long Beach served as the setting for the film.
Universal City, United States
Courthouse Square is a permanent set on the backlot of Universal Studios, located in Universal City, California, reproducing an archetypal small-town American square organized around the facade of a courthouse that serves as its centerpiece. This courthouse facade was built in 1948. Composed of a set of facades, the set is renowned for its versatility: a simple change of signage, storefronts, and urban furniture is enough to make it appear as an entirely different location, which has led it to appear in hundreds of productions. It is bordered to the south by "New York Street," another street set on the backlot. The fires that ravaged the backlot in 1990 and then in 2008 destroyed these neighboring sets but spared the courthouse; the square reopened on June 18, 2009. It remains one of the most iconic outdoor sets on the Universal backlot.
The scene : The setting of Courthouse Square serves as a street in Gotham City.
Burbank, United States
Hennesy Street is a permanent set street in the backlot of Warner Bros Studios in Burbank, California. Built in 1935 under the name "Frisco Street," this horseshoe-shaped street was once called "Tenement Street" before being renamed in the early 1980s in honor of set designer Dale Hennesy, who died during the reworking of the set to which his name is still attached. Its architecture recreates the Lower East Side of New York, featuring brick facades, metal fire escapes, and shopfronts. Still standing and well-maintained, it is among the outdoor sets presented to the public during the Warner Bros Studio Tour. One of its fire escapes also served as the backdrop for the album cover photograph of Prince's Purple Rain.
The scene : Hennessy Street from the Warner Bros backlot is among the streets of Gotham City.
Burbank, United States
The scene : Warner Bros lot occupied by the sets of Gotham City.
Burbank, United States
One of the largest soundstages of the Warner Bros studios in Burbank, equipped with a tank.
The scene : Warner Bros studio occupied by the sets of Gotham City.
Burbank, United States
The scene : Warner Bros lot occupied by the sets of Gotham City.
Burbank, United States
The scene : Warner Bros lot occupied by the sets of Gotham City.
Burbank, United States
The scene : Warner Bros studio occupied by the sets of Gotham City.
Burbank, United States
The scene : Warner Bros lot occupied by the sets of Gotham City.
Universal City, United States
New York street decor built on the backlot of Universal Studios Hollywood.
The scene : The "New York Street" of Universal's backlot is among the street sets of Gotham City.
Burbank, United States
The scene : Warner Bros studio occupied by the sets of Gotham City.
Burbank, United States
The scene : Warner Bros lot occupied by the sets of Gotham City.
Burbank, United States
The scene : Warner Bros lot occupied by the sets of Gotham City.