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Star Wars: Episode VI Return of The Jedi – Great Pit Of Carkoon
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Juan GPM
@adminjuanI’m the creator of Scene Locations, a space where real-world locations from films, series, books, video games, and music videos come together on the map. I’m driven by creative curiosity, a love for art in all its forms, and a quiet obsession with discovering places that already feel like they’re telling a story before you even arrive. I follow the footprints of stories wherever they land in the real world. Traveling is my way of opening maps and chapters at the same time: searching for incredible places, getting lost on purpose, and coming back with coordinates worth sharing. If you’ve ever felt like a place belonged inside a story, we’re probably already on the same journey. 🎬
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Wonka – Goring Gap
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Wonka – The Great Gateway of the Monastery
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Wonka – Eltham Palace
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Wonka – Parade Gardens
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Wonka – Bodleian Library
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TV Shows
Zero Day – Hilltop Hanover Farm
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Zero Day – Wall Street
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Zero Day – North Cove Marina
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Zero Day – New York Public Library
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Zero Day – New York County Supreme Court
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Zero Day – Arlington Memorial Bridge
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Zero Day – Hall of Fame of Great Americans
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Zero Day – Calvary Cemetery
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Zero Day – House of the Redeemer
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Zero Day – One Battery Park Plaza
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The Ninth Gate – Ceniza Bros Bookshop
07/04/2026I visited the location and it turns out that everything they installed for the film is no longer there—it was set dressing created exclusively for the shoot. Currently, there is only a garage door instead of the bookstore façade. Even so, it’s still an interesting place, and it’s always a pleasure to discover new corners in the streets of Toledo’s old town.
Tini Stoessel – Posta
06/04/2026I visited the Queen Sofía Bridge, popularly known as the Iron Bridge, and it is absolutely worth seeing. In addition to its historical value, it is a very beautiful and eye-catching bridge, especially because of its metal structure and its distinctive red color. Walking across it lets you enjoy great views of the Tagus River and understand the importance it had for Talavera de la Reina. It’s a very fitting location for a music video and a place I would recommend to anyone visiting the city.