K-PAX (2001)
- Documented locations
- 13
- Year
- 2001
- Directed by
- Iain SOFTLEY
- Cities
- New York, Cantil, Los Angeles, Kernville, Sierra Madre, Arvin, Bakersfield, Mount Wilson, Palomar Mountain, North Hollywood
New York, United States
The scene : 36 minProt and Dr. Mark Powell arrive in front of the planetarium, where a pivotal sequence of the film takes place.
New York, United States
The scene : The university campus, at the intersection of Broadway and 116th Street, serves as the setting for a New York sequence.
New York, United States
Monumental Beaux-Arts style train station inaugurated in 1913, one of the largest in the world by the number of platforms, located on 42nd Street in Midtown Manhattan. It was designed by the architectural firms Reed and Stem and Warren and Wetmore and is a dead-end underground railway station.
The scene : The train station is among the New York locations of the film.
New York, United States
The Twin Towers of the World Trade Center (1973-2001), in Lower Manhattan.
The scene : The twin towers stand out against the New York landscape in at least one sequence.
Cantil, United States
The scene : The desert landscapes crossed by Highway 14 provide the arid exteriors of the film.
Los Angeles, United States
Office and studio complex in downtown Los Angeles, set in a former oil skyscraper from the 1960s.
The scene : A part of the film is shot in this studio complex in downtown Los Angeles.
Kernville, United States
The scene : The village serves as the backdrop for Californian outdoor scenes in the film.
Sierra Madre, United States
The scene : Filming takes place in this town in the Californian foothills.
Arvin, United States
The scene : The city hosts part of the filming in California.
Bakersfield, United States
The scene : The filming takes place in this city of the central valley.
Mount Wilson, United States
The scene : The interior of the 100-inch telescope dome is filmed here, with an exterior shot of the two domes.
Palomar Mountain, United States
The scene : The site provides the interior of the 100-inch telescope and an exterior shot framing two domes.
North Hollywood, United States
The scene : A set on the Universal lot hosts part of the interiors.