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“i’m walking here!”
from midnight cowboy posted in movies by speedy_dee
In the 1969 film Midnight Cowboy, Ratzo (Dustin Hoffman) is giving Joe Buck (Jon Voight) the low-down of the he-whore game when he is almost hit by a taxi cab at this intersection.
While the crew had hired an actor to drive a taxi cab for a near collision, this particular cab was not part of the filming. Hoffman, the consummate professional, wanted to yell "We're filming a movie here," but didn't break character and instead said the line, "I'm walking here!" while slapping the hood of the taxi.
sun sun cafe
from trailer park boys: the movie posted in movies by chewing_the_scenery
As part of The Big Dirty, a plan that involves stealing lot and lots of change, Ricky, Julian and Bubbles (along with Cory and Trevor) attempt to rob the parking meters in front of the Sun Sun Cafe, a Chinese restaurant near Dartmouth Cove. Ricky ends up backing over the meters when the tools they brought aren't adequate for the job.
Trailer Park Boys: The Movie was released in 2006 between seasons 6 and 7 of the tv show.
2414 lamar ave
from elvis presley posted in music by speedy_dee
By 1955, Elvis was in the early stages of his recording career at Sun Studios.
The Presleys moved into the home at 2414 Lamar at the end of 1954 and stayed there until mid 1955.
The building that was the residence is still standing, but it's now used as a business.
462 alabama ave
from elvis presley posted in music by tacopolis
The Presleys moved to a home at this address in April of 1953, and they lived here until November of 1954. The building was across from the street from their previous residence at Lauderdale Courts.
Elvis made his first recording at the Memphis Recording Service (in the front portion of the Sun Studios building) while living at this location.
Today, the building has been torn down to make room for Interstate 40 (at the Highway 51/1 exit).
698 saffarans ave
from elvis presley posted in music by tacopolis
The Presley's lived in a boarding house at this location for a couple months at the end of 1952 after they were evicted from the Lauderdale Courts.
After staying here, the family moved to 398 Cypress Ave.
The boarding house at this location has been torn down and it's now an empty lot.