The Mask (1994)

Los Angeles, United States

Beaux-Arts style fire station inaugurated in 1910 in the center of Los Angeles, decommissioned since 1960 and now a popular film set for its period interior.

The scene : The old barracks serve as the facade for "Ripley's Auto Finishing," the garage where the mobster Dorian works.

Los Angeles, United States

Historic Wilshire Boulevard Hotel (1921), site of the assassination of Robert Kennedy in 1968; demolished in 2005. It was designed by architect Myron Hunt in the Mediterranean Revival style.

The scene : The famous hotel hosts the nightclub "Coco Bongo" where Stanley/the Mask makes a splash on the dance floor.

Van Nuys, United States

Replica of the Los Angeles City Hall built in 1932 in the San Fernando Valley; its Art Deco tower makes it a recurring backdrop in police series.

The scene : The Van Nuys City Hall serves as the exterior of the Edge City police station.

United States

Vast bay of the Pacific bordering the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, south of the San Pedro district.

The scene : The waters of the bay are where Charlie dives to retrieve the mask.

Los Angeles, United States

Art Deco bridge from 1932 spanning the Los Angeles River, one of the most filmed viaducts in the city; the original structure was demolished in 2016 and then reconstructed. It is designated as a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument.

The scene : The viaduct spanning the Los Angeles River serves as an urban backdrop for several shots in the film.

Los Angeles, United States

Former bank building in downtown Los Angeles, on South Spring Street.

The scene : The building is featured as the "Edge City Bank" that Stanley robs in the guise of the Mask.

Los Angeles, United States

The scene : In front of this address, Stanley argues with a driver while crossing the street.

Burbank, United States

The scene : Shooting of supplements in the city of Burbank (no specific location documented).