Pulp Fiction (1994)
- Documented locations
- 15
- Year
- 1994
- Directed by
- Quentin TARANTINO
- Cities
- Hawthorne, Pasadena, Glendale, Los Angeles, Sun Valley, Canoga Park, North Hollywood, Studio City, Beverly Hills
Hawthorne, United States
Former Googie-style coffee shop in Hawthorne, now replaced by an AutoZone store.
The scene : The coffee shop where Pumpkin (Tim Roth) and Honey Bunny rob the diner: the opening and closing scene of the film.
Pasadena, United States
Alley in downtown Pasadena, behind the Raymond Theatre.
The scene : The alley where Butch (Bruce Willis) jumps out of a window to escape after having "thrown" his boxing match.
Pasadena, United States
Former vaudeville theater in Pasadena, opened in 1921 on North Raymond Avenue. It has also served as a cinema and concert hall.
The scene : The exterior of the location of the fixed boxing match of Butch, from which he escapes through the adjacent alley.
Glendale, United States
The scene : The exterior of the restaurant Jack Rabbit Slim's, where Vincent (John Travolta) takes Mia (Uma Thurman) and where they win the twist contest.
Los Angeles, United States
The scene : The dealer Lance's house (Eric Stoltz), where Vincent buys his heroin and where Mia is revived after her overdose.
Los Angeles, United States
The scene : The apartment where Jules (Samuel L. Jackson) and Vincent retrieve the briefcase from Brett and Roger — the monologue "Ezekiel 25:17".
Sun Valley, United States
Industrial scrap dealer of Sun Valley, southwest of the Hansen Dam.
The scene : The junkyard featured in "Monster Joe's Truck and Tow", where Jules and Vincent dispose of the car after "the Bonnie situation".
Canoga Park, United States
The scene : The pawnshop ("Mason-Dixon Pawnshop", Zed's store) whose basement is the setting for the Gimp scene.
North Hollywood, United States
The scene : The street where Butch parks his car before going home.
Los Angeles, United States
Fast-food Foster's Freeze at the corner of Fletcher Drive and Atwater Avenue, in Atwater Village.
The scene : At the traffic light, Butch sees Marsellus (Ving Rhames) crossing at the crosswalk and knocks him over with his car.
North Hollywood, United States
The scene : Butch's apartment, where he returns to retrieve his father's gold watch.
Studio City, United States
The scene : Jimmie Dimmick's house (Quentin Tarantino), where Jules and Vincent deal with "the Bonnie situation" with the help of Winston Wolfe.
Los Angeles, United States
Former motel on Riverside Drive, now demolished.
The scene : The motel where Butch and Fabienne hide before their escape.
Beverly Hills, United States
The scene : The home of Marsellus Wallace, where Vincent comes to pick up Mia for the evening.
Los Angeles, United States
The scene : Silver Lake intersection appearing in a driving scene of the film.